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I found an SSRF in Google's official AI tooling, and how Google reacted
Earlier this year I found a server-side request forgery bug in Google's MCP Toolbox, the official server Google publishes for connecting language-model agents to databases and HTTP APIs. I reported it. Google fixed it in eight days, credited me by name, and the fix later became CVE-2026-14540 (CVSS 8.0, high). What I found: the MCP Toolbox's HTTP source makes outbound requests to a URL a caller can influence. It validated that first URL, but not where a redirect sent it next, and it did no filte...
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