Description-Behavior Mismatch
- Category
- MCP Tool Poisoning
- Confidence
- 88% confidence
- Finding
The reported implementation exposes outbound HTTP operations, including state-changing methods and opt-in private-network access, beyond the advertised local SQLite workflow. If reachable through skill inputs, these capabilities could transmit sensitive database contents or interact with internal services; explicit host opt-in and approval instructions reduce exposure but do not resolve the undisclosed capability mismatch. This assessment relies on the static finding because the implementation and its enforcement controls were not supplied.
- Content
