Ox Security: MCP Servers Create Major Enterprise Governance Gaps
Ox Security's analysis of 15,465 MCP servers found that nearly 16% of 5,095 unique hostnames resolve outside the US, including in Russia and China, while over 2% no longer resolve and are available for purchase. A test of Claude Code with Haiku 3.5 showed a single always-allow permission let a malicious server access sensitive files like .env without further approval.
- 15,465 MCP servers analyzed across three public registries
- Nearly 16% of 5,095 hostnames resolve outside the US, including Russia and China
- Over 2% of hostnames no longer resolve and could be bought for impersonation
- One always-allow permission in Claude Code exposed .env without a prompt
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