Threat

ngCERT GHOSTJACKING Advisory Formalizes Agentjacking — MCP Integrations Now a Government-Level Threat

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Publication date unknown · First observed: 20 Oct 2026

Coverage timeline

20 Oct 2026yahoo.comobserved

Single-source advisory — one report is available.

Why it matters

Ghostjacking can turn attacker-controlled integration data into authorized agent actions, making least-privilege configuration and separation of untrusted content from instructions important defenses.

An ngCERT advisory warns that Ghostjacking uses indirect prompt injection through MCP integrations to redirect AI agents’ authorized actions. The report describes demonstrations involving Cloudflare, Datadog, and Sentry, with potential impacts including domain hijacking, code execution, and cloud-credential theft, and identifies configuration hardening as a preventative measure.