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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: stranger-test
+Version: 0.0.1
+Summary: Tests MCP servers for cross-identity and delegated-authority (RFC 8693) authorization leaks.
+Author: Vedant Agarwal
+License-Expression: Apache-2.0
+Keywords: mcp,model-context-protocol,security,authorization,confused-deputy
+Classifier: Development Status :: 2 - Pre-Alpha
+Classifier: Environment :: Console
+Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9
+Classifier: Topic :: Security
+Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Testing
+Requires-Python: >=3.9
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+License-File: LICENSE
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+# Stranger Test
+
+Stranger Test is a free, standard-library-only Python tool and library for
+testing **MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers** for cross-identity and
+delegated-authority authorization leaks.
+
+An MCP server is a trusted middleman that usually holds many users' credentials
+and data. The question Stranger Test asks is simple: can one identity's data,
+events, or authority reach another identity through the server? We organise
+these failures into a taxonomy of 14 **XID** leak classes, and build detection
+ahead of a class becoming common rather than after. Two of the earliest-built
+detectors are:
+
+- **XID-13** — cross-identity subscription/notification leak.
+- **XID-10** — delegation dropped or forged: the on-behalf-of / token-exchange
+  confused-deputy problem.
+
+## Try it
+
+See a leak caught in under a minute, with no third-party dependencies. This
+starts the bundled practice MCP subscription server on a loopback port and runs
+the XID-13 subscription probe against it — first in `leaky` mode, then in `safe`
+mode. From the repository root, with plain system Python:
+
+```
+python3 -m strangertest.demo
+```
+
+In `leaky` mode, identity B hears identity A's resource update — a leak:
+
+```
+Subscription-leak probe (XID-13) against the bundled practice server.
+B subscribes to A's resource; A changes it; did B hear about it?
+
+[leaky] LEAK: identity 'B' received update notifications for 'note://alice/secret', a resource owned by identity 'A' — cross-identity subscription/notification leak.
+[safe] OK: identity 'B' received no notifications for 'A''s resource 'note://alice/secret'.
+```
+
+The `leaky` line is the detection; the `safe` line is the same probe reporting a
+correctly-scoped server clean.
+
+## How it works
+
+Every probe is an **A/B probe**: act as identity **A**, observe as identity
+**B**, and check whether the line between them held.
+
+- **Positive controls.** A probe first proves its observer actually works, so
+  that "no leak" cannot be a false negative caused by a broken observer.
+- **An explicit `inconclusive` grade.** When the probe cannot observe what it
+  needs — an undecodable delegated token, a stream that will not open, a server
+  too old to carry the channel — it reports *inconclusive*, which is distinct
+  from *no leak*. It never reports a leak it could not actually see, and never
+  calls an unobservable server clean.
+- **Authorized-first.** Every probe passes the target through an authorization
+  guard before any connection is made (see *Scope and safety* below).
+
+The three probes:
+
+1. **Read probe** (`strangertest.probe`) — A plants a uniquely-marked record;
+   B tries to read it back. If B sees A's marker, authority crossed identities.
+2. **Subscription probe / XID-13** (`strangertest.subscribe`) — B opens a
+   subscription stream on a resource owned by A; A then changes it. If B
+   receives an update notification for A's resource, one identity's events
+   reached another. Detection is exact-URI, exact-method — not a substring
+   search — and the stream is opened and acknowledged *before* A acts, because
+   the channel does not replay.
+3. **Delegation probe / XID-10** (`strangertest.delegate`) — the server acts
+   on behalf of a user against an upstream you control. The probe drives it as
+   A, then B, then A again (the second A call catches a deputy that cached or
+   bled B's token into A's request) and inspects what reached the upstream:
+   subject preserved, acting agent present, audience correct, scope narrowed,
+   a distinct token per principal, and no cross-identity bleed. Identity is
+   `(issuer, subject)`, so two users named the same from different providers
+   are not conflated.
+
+**Transports** (`strangertest.transports`), standard library only: **stdio**
+(subprocess, newline-delimited JSON-RPC) and **Streamable HTTP** (JSON or SSE),
+including the 2026-07-28 "modern" per-request envelope.
+
+## Install and run
+
+Requires Python 3.9+. The core library and unit tests use the standard library
+only — no third-party dependencies.
+
+Unit tests, from the repository root:
+
+```
+python3 -m unittest discover
+```
+
+(106 tests.)
+
+## Integration gates
+
+The integration "gates" in `integration/` exercise the probes end-to-end
+against real servers. They need extra dependencies (`pyjwt[crypto]`, plus the
+target server itself), are **not** run by `python3 -m unittest discover`, and
+skip cleanly when their dependencies are absent.
+
+- **XID-13 subscription gate** — drives the subscription probe against the
+  official MCP SDK subscriptions example server.
+- **XID-10 thin-deputy gate** (`integration/xid10_thin_deputy_gate.py`) — runs
+  the delegation probe over a real RFC 8693 token exchange against a set of
+  deliberately-broken deputy fixtures: `static_credential`, `token_passthrough`,
+  `cached_token_reuse`, and a conflated-issuer case. Each is a known leak the
+  probe must flag, for the right reason.
+- **XID-10 ContextForge gate** (`integration/xid10_contextforge_gate.py`) —
+  drives the delegation probe through a real IBM ContextForge gateway doing
+  RFC 8693 token exchange. Configured by `XID10_MODE`
+  (`delegation` | `impersonation` | `two_issuers`) and `XID10_TRIGGER`
+  (`tool` | `resource`).
+- **XID-10 agentgateway gate** (`integration/xid10_agentgateway_gate.py`) —
+  drives the same delegation probe, same six checks and scenarios, through a
+  second, unrelated third-party gateway: **agentgateway v1.7.0** (the official
+  release binary, configured by its config file only). A second gateway so the
+  probe's behaviour is not tied to any one implementation.
+
+The setup recipes are in
+[`integration/CONTEXTFORGE_GATE.md`](integration/CONTEXTFORGE_GATE.md) and
+[`integration/AGENTGATEWAY_GATE.md`](integration/AGENTGATEWAY_GATE.md).
+Everything in the gates runs on localhost only.
+
+## A sample result
+
+Run against a real **IBM ContextForge 1.1.1** gateway (macOS, Python 3.13); the
+same scenarios run against **agentgateway v1.7.0** with the same results:
+
+- **Faithful delegation** grades clean — all checks pass.
+- **Impersonation** (no actor token) is flagged, because the exchanged token
+  carries no acting-agent `act` claim, so the agent acting for the user is
+  invisible.
+- **Two issuers** — two users both named `alice` from different providers are
+  kept distinct through the exchange (distinct tokens, no cross-identity reuse);
+  no conflation.
+
+To be clear about what this does and does not show: **no vulnerability was found
+in either gateway.** The probe's ability to *detect* leaks is demonstrated by the
+deliberately-broken thin-deputy fixtures above, each of which the probe flags.
+A comparison against the older **1.0.6** release (to check a since-fixed
+historical behaviour) is noted as **future work** and has not yet been run.
+
+## Scope and safety
+
+Point Stranger Test only at **localhost, servers you run, or targets you are
+explicitly authorized to test.** The authorization guard allows local
+development hosts (loopback, `.localhost`, `.test`) automatically and refuses
+every other target unless you pass explicit authorization recording who
+permitted the test. There is deliberately no "scan everything" mode: one target,
+one authorization.
+
+Any real finding is for **private, responsible disclosure** to the server's
+owner. Do not name-and-shame.
+
+## License
+
+Apache-2.0 (see `LICENSE`).

stranger_test-0.0.1/README.md

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+# Stranger Test
+
+Stranger Test is a free, standard-library-only Python tool and library for
+testing **MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers** for cross-identity and
+delegated-authority authorization leaks.
+
+An MCP server is a trusted middleman that usually holds many users' credentials
+and data. The question Stranger Test asks is simple: can one identity's data,
+events, or authority reach another identity through the server? We organise
+these failures into a taxonomy of 14 **XID** leak classes, and build detection
+ahead of a class becoming common rather than after. Two of the earliest-built
+detectors are:
+
+- **XID-13** — cross-identity subscription/notification leak.
+- **XID-10** — delegation dropped or forged: the on-behalf-of / token-exchange
+  confused-deputy problem.
+
+## Try it
+
+See a leak caught in under a minute, with no third-party dependencies. This
+starts the bundled practice MCP subscription server on a loopback port and runs
+the XID-13 subscription probe against it — first in `leaky` mode, then in `safe`
+mode. From the repository root, with plain system Python:
+
+```
+python3 -m strangertest.demo
+```
+
+In `leaky` mode, identity B hears identity A's resource update — a leak:
+
+```
+Subscription-leak probe (XID-13) against the bundled practice server.
+B subscribes to A's resource; A changes it; did B hear about it?
+
+[leaky] LEAK: identity 'B' received update notifications for 'note://alice/secret', a resource owned by identity 'A' — cross-identity subscription/notification leak.
+[safe] OK: identity 'B' received no notifications for 'A''s resource 'note://alice/secret'.
+```
+
+The `leaky` line is the detection; the `safe` line is the same probe reporting a
+correctly-scoped server clean.
+
+## How it works
+
+Every probe is an **A/B probe**: act as identity **A**, observe as identity
+**B**, and check whether the line between them held.
+
+- **Positive controls.** A probe first proves its observer actually works, so
+  that "no leak" cannot be a false negative caused by a broken observer.
+- **An explicit `inconclusive` grade.** When the probe cannot observe what it
+  needs — an undecodable delegated token, a stream that will not open, a server
+  too old to carry the channel — it reports *inconclusive*, which is distinct
+  from *no leak*. It never reports a leak it could not actually see, and never
+  calls an unobservable server clean.
+- **Authorized-first.** Every probe passes the target through an authorization
+  guard before any connection is made (see *Scope and safety* below).
+
+The three probes:
+
+1. **Read probe** (`strangertest.probe`) — A plants a uniquely-marked record;
+   B tries to read it back. If B sees A's marker, authority crossed identities.
+2. **Subscription probe / XID-13** (`strangertest.subscribe`) — B opens a
+   subscription stream on a resource owned by A; A then changes it. If B
+   receives an update notification for A's resource, one identity's events
+   reached another. Detection is exact-URI, exact-method — not a substring
+   search — and the stream is opened and acknowledged *before* A acts, because
+   the channel does not replay.
+3. **Delegation probe / XID-10** (`strangertest.delegate`) — the server acts
+   on behalf of a user against an upstream you control. The probe drives it as
+   A, then B, then A again (the second A call catches a deputy that cached or
+   bled B's token into A's request) and inspects what reached the upstream:
+   subject preserved, acting agent present, audience correct, scope narrowed,
+   a distinct token per principal, and no cross-identity bleed. Identity is
+   `(issuer, subject)`, so two users named the same from different providers
+   are not conflated.
+
+**Transports** (`strangertest.transports`), standard library only: **stdio**
+(subprocess, newline-delimited JSON-RPC) and **Streamable HTTP** (JSON or SSE),
+including the 2026-07-28 "modern" per-request envelope.
+
+## Install and run
+
+Requires Python 3.9+. The core library and unit tests use the standard library
+only — no third-party dependencies.
+
+Unit tests, from the repository root:
+
+```
+python3 -m unittest discover
+```
+
+(106 tests.)
+
+## Integration gates
+
+The integration "gates" in `integration/` exercise the probes end-to-end
+against real servers. They need extra dependencies (`pyjwt[crypto]`, plus the
+target server itself), are **not** run by `python3 -m unittest discover`, and
+skip cleanly when their dependencies are absent.
+
+- **XID-13 subscription gate** — drives the subscription probe against the
+  official MCP SDK subscriptions example server.
+- **XID-10 thin-deputy gate** (`integration/xid10_thin_deputy_gate.py`) — runs
+  the delegation probe over a real RFC 8693 token exchange against a set of
+  deliberately-broken deputy fixtures: `static_credential`, `token_passthrough`,
+  `cached_token_reuse`, and a conflated-issuer case. Each is a known leak the
+  probe must flag, for the right reason.
+- **XID-10 ContextForge gate** (`integration/xid10_contextforge_gate.py`) —
+  drives the delegation probe through a real IBM ContextForge gateway doing
+  RFC 8693 token exchange. Configured by `XID10_MODE`
+  (`delegation` | `impersonation` | `two_issuers`) and `XID10_TRIGGER`
+  (`tool` | `resource`).
+- **XID-10 agentgateway gate** (`integration/xid10_agentgateway_gate.py`) —
+  drives the same delegation probe, same six checks and scenarios, through a
+  second, unrelated third-party gateway: **agentgateway v1.7.0** (the official
+  release binary, configured by its config file only). A second gateway so the
+  probe's behaviour is not tied to any one implementation.
+
+The setup recipes are in
+[`integration/CONTEXTFORGE_GATE.md`](integration/CONTEXTFORGE_GATE.md) and
+[`integration/AGENTGATEWAY_GATE.md`](integration/AGENTGATEWAY_GATE.md).
+Everything in the gates runs on localhost only.
+
+## A sample result
+
+Run against a real **IBM ContextForge 1.1.1** gateway (macOS, Python 3.13); the
+same scenarios run against **agentgateway v1.7.0** with the same results:
+
+- **Faithful delegation** grades clean — all checks pass.
+- **Impersonation** (no actor token) is flagged, because the exchanged token
+  carries no acting-agent `act` claim, so the agent acting for the user is
+  invisible.
+- **Two issuers** — two users both named `alice` from different providers are
+  kept distinct through the exchange (distinct tokens, no cross-identity reuse);
+  no conflation.
+
+To be clear about what this does and does not show: **no vulnerability was found
+in either gateway.** The probe's ability to *detect* leaks is demonstrated by the
+deliberately-broken thin-deputy fixtures above, each of which the probe flags.
+A comparison against the older **1.0.6** release (to check a since-fixed
+historical behaviour) is noted as **future work** and has not yet been run.
+
+## Scope and safety
+
+Point Stranger Test only at **localhost, servers you run, or targets you are
+explicitly authorized to test.** The authorization guard allows local
+development hosts (loopback, `.localhost`, `.test`) automatically and refuses
+every other target unless you pass explicit authorization recording who
+permitted the test. There is deliberately no "scan everything" mode: one target,
+one authorization.
+
+Any real finding is for **private, responsible disclosure** to the server's
+owner. Do not name-and-shame.
+
+## License
+
+Apache-2.0 (see `LICENSE`).

stranger_test-0.0.1/pyproject.toml

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+[build-system]
+requires = ["setuptools>=77.0.3"]
+build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
+
+[project]
+name = "stranger-test"
+dynamic = ["version"]
+description = "Tests MCP servers for cross-identity and delegated-authority (RFC 8693) authorization leaks."
+readme = "README.md"
+requires-python = ">=3.9"
+license = "Apache-2.0"
+license-files = ["LICENSE"]
+authors = [{ name = "Vedant Agarwal" }]
+keywords = [
+    "mcp",
+    "model-context-protocol",
+    "security",
+    "authorization",
+    "confused-deputy",
+]
+dependencies = []
+classifiers = [
+    "Development Status :: 2 - Pre-Alpha",
+    "Environment :: Console",
+    "Intended Audience :: Developers",
+    "Programming Language :: Python :: 3",
+    "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9",
+    "Topic :: Security",
+    "Topic :: Software Development :: Testing",
+]
+
+[project.scripts]
+strangertest = "strangertest.cli:main"
+
+[tool.setuptools]
+packages = ["strangertest"]
+
+[tool.setuptools.dynamic]
+version = { attr = "strangertest.__version__" }

stranger_test-0.0.1/setup.cfg

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+[egg_info]
+tag_build = 
+tag_date = 0
+