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NIST Releases Adversarial AI Attack Draft, Warns of MCP Supply Chain Risks

NIST published draft NIST SP 2400-102e2026 on November 9, cataloging adversarial attacks on generative and agentic AI. The document warns of supply chain risks in MCP tools and offers defensive strategies.

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