This is Part 5 of our MCP Horror Stories series, where we examine
real-world security incidents that highlight the critical
vulnerabilities threatening AI infrastructure and demonstrate how
Docker’s comprehensive AI security platform provides protection
against these threats. Model Context Protocol (MCP) promises
seamless integration between AI agents and communication platforms
like WhatsApp, enabling automated message management and
intelligent conversation handling.But as our previous issues
demonstrated, from supply chain attacks (Part 2) to prompt injection exploits (Part 3), this connectivity creates attack
surfaces that
This is Part 5 of our MCP Horror Stories series, where we examine
real-world security incidents that highlight the critical
vulnerabilities threatening AI infrastructure and demonstrate how
Docker’s comprehensive AI security platform provides protection
against these threats. Model Context Protocol (MCP) promises
seamless integration between AI agents and communication platforms
like WhatsApp, enabling automated message management and
intelligent conversation handling.But as our previous issues
demonstrated, from supply chain attacks (Part 2) to prompt injection exploits (Part 3), this connectivity creates attack
surfaces that