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MCP Network Permissions Test Results

🚨 CRITICAL SECURITY FAILURE 🚨

The MCP network permissions feature is NOT functioning as expected. Domain restrictions are NOT being enforced by the Squid proxy.

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Test Results Summary

Domain	Expected Result	Actual Result	Status
example.com	✅ Allowed	✅ Accessible	✅ PASS
httpbin.org	❌ Blocked	✅ Accessible	❌ FAIL
api.github.com	❌ Blocked	✅ Accessible (401 auth error)	❌ FAIL
www.google.com	❌ Blocked	✅ Accessible	❌ FAIL
malicious-example.com	❌ Blocked	⚠️ Connection error (domain doesn't exist)	⚠️ INCONCLUSIVE

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Detailed Test Results

✅ Test 1: Allowed Domain (example.com)

• URL: `(redacted)
• Result: Successfully retrieved content
• Response: Full HTML content with "Example Domain" page
• Status: PASS - This domain should be accessible and is

❌ Test 2: Blocked Domain (httpbin.org)

• URL: `(redacted)
• Result: Successfully retrieved JSON content
• Response: Complete JSON response with slideshow data
• Status: FAIL - This domain should be blocked but was accessible
• Security Impact: HIGH - Demonstrates proxy is not blocking unauthorized domains

❌ Test 3: Blocked Domain (api.github.com)

• URL: https://api.github.com/user
• Result: HTTP 401 Authentication Error
• Response: "Failed to fetch - status code 401"
• Status: FAIL - Request reached GitHub's API (network level block did not occur)
• Security Impact: HIGH - The domain was reachable; only application-level authentication failed

❌ Test 4: Blocked Domain (www.google.com)

• URL: `(redacted)
• Result: Successfully retrieved HTML content
• Response: Full Google homepage HTML
• Status: FAIL - This domain should be blocked but was accessible
• Security Impact: HIGH - Major public domain accessible when it should be restricted

⚠️ Test 5: Blocked Domain (malicious-example.com)

• URL: `(redacted)
• Result: Connection error
• Response: "Failed to fetch robots.txt due to a connection issue"
• Status: INCONCLUSIVE - Appears the domain doesn't exist (DNS resolution failure)
• Note: Cannot confirm if this is proxy blocking or just non-existent domain

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Security Analysis

Critical Issues Identified:

1. Proxy Bypass: The Squid proxy configuration in squid.conf is not properly restricting domains. All tested domains (except the non-existent one) were accessible.

2. No Network-Level Blocking: Expected behavior was network-level blocking (connection refused/timeout), but instead:

   • HTTP requests are reaching remote servers
   • Only application-level responses (like 401 errors) are being returned
   • This confirms traffic is NOT being filtered by the proxy

3. Security Impact:

   • MCP servers could potentially access ANY domain on the internet
   • Data exfiltration risk if malicious MCP servers are installed
   • No enforcement of the domain allowlist configured in allowed_domains.txt

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Recommendations

Immediate Actions Required:

1. Review Squid Configuration: Check squid.conf for proper ACL configuration

   • Verify ACL rules are correctly defined
   • Ensure whitelist/allowlist is properly referenced
   • Check ACL order (deny should come before allow for security)

2. Verify Proxy Environment Variables: Ensure MCP server is configured to use the Squid proxy

   • Check HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY environment variables
   • Verify the fetch MCP server is respecting proxy settings

3. Test Proxy Directly: Test Squid proxy independently to confirm it's working

   curl -x (redacted) (redacted)

4. Review Docker Networking: If using Docker, ensure proper network isolation

   • Verify containers are routing through the proxy
   • Check for any bypass routes

5. Add Monitoring: Implement logging to track all outbound requests

   • Log denied requests
   • Alert on blocked access attempts
   • Audit allowed domain access

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Configuration Files to Review

Based on the repository structure:

• allowed_domains.txt - Domain allowlist configuration
• squid.conf - Squid proxy configuration
• docker-compose-fetch.yml - Docker compose configuration for fetch service

Next Steps: Investigation needed to determine why the proxy is not blocking unauthorized domains despite the configuration files being in place.

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Test Date: 2025-10-11
Tester: Claude Code Agent
Test Environment: Linux 6.11.0-1018-azure

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