AI security
MCP server audits
I review Model Context Protocol servers and their tool declarations for instruction poisoning, over-privileged file access, and tools exposed without authentication.
Hi, my name is
I work on AI security and application security.
I break things so they can be built better: AI agents and LLM tooling as much as web apps and APIs. My work ranges from auditing MCP servers and testing LLMs for jailbreaks to penetration testing and secure code review.
I'm interested in how AI systems break: how agents, tools, and language models can be attacked, and what it takes to defend them. I like to start with a threat model, for AI systems and web applications alike, so the risks are mapped before testing begins.
I come to it from application security. Years of penetration testing and secure code review for web applications and APIs taught me how attackers think, and I hold a master's in cybersecurity from the University of Maryland.
Things I work on:
June 2025 to present
June to August 2024
December 2022 to June 2023
September 2021 to April 2022
AI security
I review Model Context Protocol servers and their tool declarations for instruction poisoning, over-privileged file access, and tools exposed without authentication.
Security tooling
A tool that reads an application's source code, lists every endpoint, and compares it with test traffic to show what a penetration test missed.
Research
I replicated the Best-of-N jailbreak attack against large language models and reached a 95%+ success rate.
What's next?
I'm open to AI security, product security, and application security roles. If you're hiring or just want to talk security, my inbox is open.
Say helloaakashmudigonda@gmail.com