Built in collaboration with Anthropic, AWS, GitHub, Google, and Windsurf, Miro’s MCP server helps product and engineering teams align faster and build with greater context Miro®, the AI Innovation ...

What if your design-to-code process could be faster, smarter, and almost entirely automated? In this breakdown, Universe of AI walks through how Google Stitch’s latest updates, featuring the MCP ...

New research from Cyata reveals that flaws in the servers connecting LLMs to local data via Anthropic’s MCP can be exploited to achieve remote code execution and unauthorized file access. All three ...

Threat actors could use prompt injection attacks to take advantage of three vulnerabilities in Anthropic’s official Git MCP server and cause mayhem with AI systems. This alert comes from researchers ...

Three security vulnerabilities in the official Git server for Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP), mcp-server-git, have been identified by cybersecurity researchers. The flaws can be exploited ...

Microsoft has moved its Model Context Protocol (MCP) support for Azure Functions to General Availability, signaling a shift toward standardized, identity-secure agentic workflows. By integrating ...

AI agents are being sold as the solution for planning trips, answering business questions, and solving problems of all kinds, but getting them to work with tools and data outside their chat interfaces ...

In addition to delivering quality releases and consistent functionality across these tools and experiences that enable you to efficiently manage and develop with Microsoft SQL Server, we are aiming ...

Enterprise Linux company SUSE SE today announced a milestone in its mission to create an artificial intelligence-assisted computing infrastructure, where complexity is brushed aside in favor of simple ...

MCP server gateway for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cline. Loads only specific tools from your MCPs as you need them and saves thousands of tokens. Works with any Model Context Protocol server.

A new proof-of-concept attack shows that malicious Model Context Protocol servers can inject JavaScript into Cursor’s browser — and potentially leverage the IDE’s privileges to perform system tasks.