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Sentry MCP server trusted-output injection security flaw

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A Sentry architectural flaw can let attacker-crafted error events be returned as trusted output to AI coding agents, creating arbitrary code execution risk on developer machines. The weakness affects exposed organizations that publish a usable DSN and connect Sentry to agents through MCP. Sentry acknowledged the issue and relied on a content filter rather than a full fix.

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Sentry agentjacking analysis shows malicious error events can trigger AI coding agents

Technical Analysis
H score38 First: 11.06.2026 12:15 Last: 11.06.2026 12:15 Sources 1

How related: Cybersecurity researchers have described what they say is a new class of attack that can trick artificial intelligence (AI) coding agents into running arbitrary code on developer machines.

About this happening: Researchers described **Agentjacking** as a new attack against **AI coding agents** that abuses **Sentry DSNs** and **MCP** to inject fake error data, causing agents like **Claude...

Claude Code GitHub Action bot trigger bypass security flaw

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H score31 First: 04.06.2026 18:15 Last: 04.06.2026 18:15 Sources 1

About this happening: **Anthropic's Claude Code GitHub Action** had a **trigger-check bypass** that let a malicious **GitHub issue** escalate into **repository takeover** for vulnerable public reposito...

Indirect prompt injection payloads against AI agents reveal fraud, deletion, and secret-theft paths

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H score36 First: 23.04.2026 12:30 Last: 23.04.2026 12:30 Sources 1

About this happening: **10** new **indirect prompt injection (IPI)** payloads show how web content poisoning can coerce **AI agents** into **financial fraud**, **data destruction**, and **API key theft...

Timeline

  1. 12.06.2026 15:04 2 articles · 5h ago

    Researchers describe Agentjacking against Sentry-backed AI coding agents

    Initial Disclosure

    Tenet Security describes Agentjacking, a new attack that abuses Sentry DSNs and the Sentry MCP server to feed crafted error events to AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor as trusted guidance, leading the agent to run attacker-controlled code on a developer machine with the developer's privileges. Tenet says it found at least 2,388 organizations exposed with valid injectable DSNs, tested the technique against over 100 organizations, and observed an 85% exploitation success rate in controlled testing. Sentry acknowledged the issue, said it was technically not defensible, and enabled a global content filter that blocks a specific payload string.

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