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Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Incorrect Authorization via the request confirmation processing in request_confirmation.py. An attacker can execute unauthorized tools by injecting or manipulating session-history events to forge a tool confirmation response. The vulnerable code accepted a confirmation without verifying that the target tool was registered for the executing agent, without checking that the tool actually required confirmation, and without matching the confirmed arguments to the original tool call recorded in history. As a result, a user can trigger tool execution that was never legitimately confirmed, leading to unauthorized actions in the agent session.