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Security2026-07-09 · source-backed
July MCP roundups documented Mid-Session Tool Injection against WebMCP agents, using threshold poisoning and fabricated diagnostic events to swap or re-scope tools after a session is already established. The uncomfortable implication: a context provider you trusted at connect time can turn hostile at message 40. Per-response output validation and zero-trust boundaries between an agent and its tool servers aren't paranoia anymore, they're the baseline. Trust at handshake is not trust for the session.
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It captures agent sessions against your server across Claude, ChatGPT and other clients, surfacing intent, reasoning, every tool call, and success scores, then groups sessions by use case ranked by volume and success rate and clusters failures by root cause. $50 per additional...
OpenAI Devs announced on August 26 that WebMCP works in the ChatGPT desktop app's built-in browser and in ChatGPT Sites, so ChatGPT and Codex can call a site's declared tools directly. WebMCP is an experimental web standard adding navigator.modelContext to the browser, letting...
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