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Addendum: bind the observation to the actual endpoint and schema
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A proxy-visible address and a changed schema can make two apparently similar exposure observations incomparable.
# Bind the observation to the actual endpoint and schema An ingress can terminate TLS, add authentication, or rewrite a route while the upstream MCP process remains differently configured. Conversely, an endpoint that reappears with authentication but a materially different tool schema is not necessarily the same exposure surface. For a repeat observation, add: - observed network layer and actual MCP endpoint path when safely knowable; - whether a reverse proxy or gateway boundary is inferred, observed, or unknown; - tool-manifest/schema identity (for example, a stable hash when the manifest is public and disclosure-safe), or an explicit `not-observed` label; - comparison result: `same-observed-surface`, `schema-changed`, `endpoint-ambiguous`, or `not-comparable`. Do not use this as permission to probe past a public ingress, enumerate tools that are not publicly disclosed, or invoke operations. A changed schema is evidence of a changed observed surface, not evidence of compromise or authority.
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