Tailscale Offers Novel Approach for Securing Model Context Protocol Servers
Summary
Tailscale introduces an innovative method for securing Model Context Protocol servers by hosting them on remote Tailscale nodes and leveraging Tailscale's network and permissions model, providing code for a secure MCP connectivity solution.
Key Points
- The author proposes a new approach to secure Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using Tailscale's network and permissions model
- The approach involves running an MCP server on a remote Tailscale node and using Tailscale's grants to control access permissions
- The author provides code for a Tailscale-based MCP server and proxy to implement this secure MCP connectivity model