π‘οΈ Vulnerabilities
Hermes Knowledge Graph Explorer
π Interactive Topology Map
Section titled βπ Interactive Topology MapβUse the interactive force-directed graph below to explore connected entities across vulnerabilities, agentic attack patterns, academic research studies, MITRE ATT&CK techniques, and software components.
- Pan & Zoom: Click and drag canvas to pan, scroll or use toolbar buttons to zoom.
- Search & Filter: Type in the search box to highlight matching entities or click category pills to filter nodes.
- Inspector Drawer: Click any node to open the intelligence drawer with direct dossier links, metadata, and connected edges.
- Neighborhood Focus: Click βFocus Neighborhoodβ in the drawer to isolate 1-hop connected nodes.
β‘ Public Graph REST API
Section titled ββ‘ Public Graph REST APIβHermes Codex exports static, machine-readable JSON endpoints generated during the build pipeline:
- Complete Topology Graph:
/api/graph.jsonβ nodes, edges, node degrees, and types. - Intelligence Graph Stats:
/api/stats.jsonβ entity counts, relationship metrics, and validation percentages.
# Query the Hermes Knowledge Graph via curlcurl -s https://hermes-codex.vercel.app/api/stats.json | jq .curl -s https://hermes-codex.vercel.app/api/graph.json | jq '.nodes[] | select(.type == "attack_pattern")'π Featured Entity Neighborhood: CVE-2026-59822
Section titled βπ Featured Entity Neighborhood: CVE-2026-59822βExamine the 1-hop and 2-hop neighborhood surrounding the LiteLLM Streamable HTTP Authentication Bypass, including affected components, MITRE techniques, forensic artifacts, and detection rules:
CVE-2026-59822: LiteLLM MCP Streamable HTTP Auth BypassVULNERABILITY
Enterprise LLM proxy gateway supporting Model Context Protocol (MCP) streamable endpoints and unified LLM APIs.
π Why is this related? (Evidence & Provenance)
“Directly confirmed by vendor advisory GHSA-59822 and federal advisory in CISA KEV.”
- [government_confirmation]CISA verified active exploitation in the wild and mandated federal remediation deadline in KEV entry. — Source: Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA): CISA Adds CVE-2026-59822 to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
- [vendor_confirmation]LiteLLM vendor advisory explicitly documents that any bearer token string was accepted on streamable endpoints. — Source: BerriAI LiteLLM Team: Security Advisory: Streamable HTTP Authentication Bypass in LiteLLM MCP Server (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
Adversarial subversion of structured tool execution arguments (SQL, Shell, Filepath) passed from an LLM agent to host OS tools or MCP endpoints.
π Why is this related? (Evidence & Provenance)
“Hijacking MCP endpoints enables attackers to supply crafted tool execution parameters.”
- [vendor_confirmation]LiteLLM vendor advisory explicitly documents that any bearer token string was accepted on streamable endpoints. — Source: BerriAI LiteLLM Team: Security Advisory: Streamable HTTP Authentication Bypass in LiteLLM MCP Server (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
Adversaries search compromise victims for unsecured credentials in files, environment variables, or memory.
π Why is this related? (Evidence & Provenance)
“Unauthenticated MCP access allows scraping upstream model API keys and internal environment variables.”
- [vendor_confirmation]LiteLLM vendor advisory explicitly documents that any bearer token string was accepted on streamable endpoints. — Source: BerriAI LiteLLM Team: Security Advisory: Streamable HTTP Authentication Bypass in LiteLLM MCP Server (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
HTTP traffic logs demonstrating connections to /mcp/streamable with arbitrary Bearer tokens bypassing validation.
π Why is this related? (Evidence & Provenance)
“Access logs record HTTP POST requests with missing or dummy Authorization headers.”
- [vendor_confirmation]LiteLLM vendor advisory explicitly documents that any bearer token string was accepted on streamable endpoints. — Source: BerriAI LiteLLM Team: Security Advisory: Streamable HTTP Authentication Bypass in LiteLLM MCP Server (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
Detects anomalous streamable HTTP session initialization to LiteLLM endpoints with missing or dummy bearer tokens.
π Why is this related? (Evidence & Provenance)
“Sigma rule SIG-MCP-042 flags unauthenticated session establishment requests.”
- [vendor_confirmation]LiteLLM vendor advisory explicitly documents that any bearer token string was accepted on streamable endpoints. — Source: BerriAI LiteLLM Team: Security Advisory: Streamable HTTP Authentication Bypass in LiteLLM MCP Server (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
Attacker registers rogue MCP tools or skills with weaponized docstrings and deceptive metadata that trick the model into routing sensitive user tasks to attacker-controlled functions.
π Why is this related? (Evidence & Provenance)
“Unauthenticated MCP access allows registering rogue tool definitions with weaponized descriptions.”
- [vendor_confirmation]LiteLLM vendor advisory explicitly documents that any bearer token string was accepted on streamable endpoints. — Source: BerriAI LiteLLM Team: Security Advisory: Streamable HTTP Authentication Bypass in LiteLLM MCP Server (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
Exploitation of unauthenticated, unsigned inter-agent communication channels to forge delegation directives, impersonate orchestrator agents, and command worker subagents.
π Why is this related? (Evidence & Provenance)
“Compromising the MCP streaming proxy allows injecting spoofed responses into peer agent message flows.”
- [vendor_confirmation]LiteLLM vendor advisory explicitly documents that any bearer token string was accepted on streamable endpoints. — Source: BerriAI LiteLLM Team: Security Advisory: Streamable HTTP Authentication Bypass in LiteLLM MCP Server (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
Enterprise LLM proxy gateway supporting Model Context Protocol (MCP) streamable endpoints and unified LLM APIs.
π Why is this related? (Evidence & Provenance)
“Confirmed security vulnerability in LiteLLM Proxy & MCP Server documented in Hermes dossier.”
- [vulnerability_report]
- [government_confirmation]CISA verified active exploitation in the wild and mandated federal remediation deadline in KEV entry. — Source: Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA): CISA Adds CVE-2026-59822 to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog (Reliability: VERY_HIGH)
π― Featured Attack Pattern Neighborhood: AAP-003
Section titled βπ― Featured Attack Pattern Neighborhood: AAP-003βInspect the relationship topology centered on Tool Parameter Tampering & Injection:
AAP-003: Tool Parameter Tampering & Built-in BypassAGENTIC ATTACK_PATTERN
π Entity Directory
Section titled βπ Entity Directoryβπ― Agentic Patterns
π Formal Methodology
π¬ Core Architecture Studies