fix: remove unsafe exec() in server.py#540
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Summary
Fix high severity security issue in
11-agentic-protocols/code_samples/mcp-agents/server/server.py.Vulnerability
V-00311-agentic-protocols/code_samples/mcp-agents/server/server.py:365Description: The MCP (Model Context Protocol) agent server at server.py exposes tool execution endpoints at lines 365 and 381. The security assessment identifies 0 confirmed API endpoints with authentication and notes authentication controls as 'To be analyzed'. If the MCP server lacks authentication, any process with network access can invoke arbitrary registered tools, potentially including file system access, code execution, or external API calls. The resumable_client.py:201 reconnection logic may also resume sessions without re-authenticating.
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11-agentic-protocols/code_samples/mcp-agents/server/server.pyVerification
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