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LockBit, BlackSuit and Play didn't run their own servers. They rented them from a company in St Petersburg that answered no abuse reports and no takedown requests, and billed like any other host.

A copy of Postmark's MCP server, published to npm by someone unaffiliated with them, worked perfectly for fifteen versions. The sixteenth added one line — a BCC to an address the publisher controlled.

Attackers put a request for nuclear weapon instructions inside a malicious script, not to attack anyone, but so an AI reviewing the code would refuse to read further. The defender's safety guardrail becomes the evasion.