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Security biz Adversa AI argues users of AI tools need clearer warnings<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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How explicit does the maker of a footgun need to be about the product’s potential to shoot you in the foot?<\/p>\n

That’s essentially the question security firm Adversa AI is asking with the disclosure of a one-click remote code execution attack via an MCP server in Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, and Copilot CLI.<\/p>\n

The TrustFall proof-of-concept attack demonstrates how a cloned code repository can include two JSON files (.mcp.json and .claude\/settings.json) that open the door to an attacker-controlled Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.<\/p>\n

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MCP servers make tools, configuration data, schemas, and documentation available in a standard format to AI models via JSON.<\/p>\n

The vulnerability arises from inconsistent restrictions governing the scope of settings: Anthropic blocks some dangerous settings at the project level (e.g. bypassPermissions) but not others (e.g. enableAllProjectMcpServers and enabledMcpjsonServers). The JSON files simply enable those settings.<\/p>\n

“The moment a developer presses Enter on Claude Code’s generic ‘Yes, I trust this folder’ dialog, the server spawns as an unsandboxed Node.js process with the user’s full privileges \u2014 no per-server consent, no tool call from Claude required,” Adversa AI explains in its PoC repo.<\/p>\n

The likely result is a compromised system. The PoC demonstrated in this video<\/a>. It worked on Claude Code CLI v2.1.114, as of May 2. Other agent CLIs are also said to be affected, but specific PoCs have not been published.<\/p>\n

“It’s the third CVE in Claude Code in six months from the same root cause (project-scoped settings as injection vector),” Alex Polyakov, co-founder of Adversa AI, told The Register<\/span> in an email. “Each gets patched in isolation but the underlying class hasn’t been finally fixed. Most developers don’t know these settings exist, let alone that a cloned repo can set them silently.”<\/p>\n

Anthropic, according to the security biz, contends that the user’s trust decision moves the issue outside its threat model. CVE-2025-59536<\/a> was considered a vulnerability because it triggered automatically when a user started up Claude Code in a malicious directory. TrustFall, however, is considered out of scope because the user has been presented with a dialog box and made a trust decision.<\/p>\n

Adversa argues that the decision is not being made with informed consent, citing a prior, more explicit warning notice that was removed in v2.1 of the Claude Code CLI.<\/p>\n

“The pre-v2.1 dialog explicitly warned that .mcp.json could execute code and offered three options including ‘proceed with MCP servers disabled,'” writes Adversa’s Sergey Malenkovich. “That informed-consent UX was removed. The current dialog defaults to ‘Yes, I trust this folder’ with no MCP-specific language, no enumeration of which executables will spawn, and no opt-out for MCP while keeping the rest of the trust grant.”<\/p>\n

Then there’s the zero-click variant to consider for CI\/CD pipelines that implement Claude Code. When Claude Code is invoked in CI\/CD, that happens via SDK rather than the interactive CLI. So there’s no terminal prompt.<\/p>\n

Malenkovich argues that Anthropic should make three changes. <\/p>\n

First, block enableAllProjectMcpServers, enabledMcpjsonServers, and permissions.allow from any settings file inside a project. The idea is that a malicious server should not be able to approve its own servers.<\/p>\n

Second, implement a dedicated MCP consent dialog that defaults to “deny.” And third, require interactive consent per server rather than for all servers.<\/p>\n

Anthropic did not respond to a request for comment. \u00ae<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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