Contribute to MCP Security
How to Get Involved
The MCP Security Alliance welcomes contributions from security researchers, developers, and organizations interested in improving MCP security.
🔬 Security Research
Conduct vulnerability research and responsible disclosure
📝 Documentation
Contribute to security guidelines and best practices
🛠️ Tool Development
Develop security testing and analysis tools
Contributing Guidelines
- Add vulnerability research to the
vulnerabilities/
directory - Share security best practices in the
security/
directory - Document attack techniques in the
attacks/
directory - Contribute tools and resources to the
resources/
directory - Follow responsible disclosure practices
- Ensure all content is for educational purposes only
📄 README.md
Contributing to MCP Security Alliance
Welcome to the MCP Security Alliance! We're building a comprehensive resource for securing Model Context Protocol implementations.
How to Contribute
📝 Content Contributions
Add your markdown files to the appropriate directories:
vulnerabilities/
- Document security vulnerabilities in MCP implementationssecurity/
- Share security best practices and defensive measuresattacks/
- Describe attack vectors and exploitation techniquesresources/
- Contribute tools, scripts, and resources
🔬 Research Guidelines
When contributing security research:
- Responsible Disclosure: Follow responsible disclosure practices
- Educational Purpose: All content should be for educational use only
- No Active Exploits: Don't include working exploits for live systems
- Clear Documentation: Provide clear explanations and context
📋 Content Standards
Vulnerability Reports
# Vulnerability Title
## Overview
Brief description of the vulnerability
## Impact
- Data exposure
- System compromise
- Service disruption
## Technical Details
Detailed technical explanation
## Proof of Concept
Non-destructive example
## Mitigation
How to fix or prevent the vulnerability
## References
Links to related information
Security Best Practices
# Security Practice Title
## Overview
What security practice this covers
## Implementation
How to implement this practice
## Code Examples
```python
# Secure code example
```
## Common Mistakes
What to avoid
## Testing
How to verify implementation
## References
Related resources
🛠️ Tool Contributions
When contributing security tools:
- Open Source: Tools should be open source
- Documentation: Include clear usage instructions
- Safe by Default: Tools should not cause harm by default
- Educational Value: Focus on learning and research
📁 File Organization
section/
├── README.md # Overview of the section
├── specific-topic.md # Individual topics
├── advanced-topic.md # Advanced content
└── tools/ # Scripts and tools
├── scanner.py
└── analyzer.sh
✅ Quality Guidelines
- Clear Writing: Use clear, concise language
- Code Quality: Include working, well-commented code
- Citations: Provide references for claims
- Updates: Keep content current and accurate
🚫 What Not to Include
- Working exploits for production systems
- Personal attacks or inflammatory content
- Copyrighted material without permission
- Unverified or speculative claims
📞 Getting Help
If you need help contributing:
- Open an issue on GitHub
- Check existing content for examples
- Follow the content standards above
🏆 Recognition
Contributors will be recognized in:
- Individual file attribution
- Project contributors list
- Community acknowledgments
Code of Conduct
Our Standards
- Respectful: Treat all community members with respect
- Educational: Focus on learning and knowledge sharing
- Responsible: Follow responsible disclosure practices
- Collaborative: Work together to improve security
Unacceptable Behavior
- Harassment or discrimination
- Sharing malicious code
- Attacking live systems
- Violating laws or regulations
Getting Started
- Fork this repository
- Add your content to the appropriate directory
- Follow the content standards
- Submit a pull request
Community
Join our community of security researchers, developers, and practitioners working to improve MCP security.
Together, we can build a safer ecosystem for Model Context Protocol implementations.