KubeTrap

Serverless detection framework deployed on Cloudflare Workers that exposes a realistic Kubernetes access portal via MCP, embedding credential, DNS, and webhook deception surfaces to detect AI agent reconnaissance and intent escalation.

• Two-stage intent detection
• MCP agent attribution
• Thinkst Canary integration

1. Jul 2026

   MCP Deception Incubator — Honeytraps as a Framework for Zero Trust AI Environments

   BSidesPGH 2026 · Pittsburgh, PA

   • Deception Engineering

   Event Schedule
2. Jun 2026

   MCP Kube Trap: Agentic Deception at the Edge for Zero Trust AI Environments

   BSides Boulder 2026 · Boulder, CO

   • Deception Engineering

   Event Schedule
3. Feb 2026

   MCP Deception Incubator — Honeytraps as a Framework for Zero Trust AI Environments

   IntelliC0N 2026 · Austin, TX

   • Deception Engineering

   Speaker Page
4. Feb 2026

   MCP Deception Incubator — Honeytraps as a Framework for Zero Trust AI Environments

   OWASP 25th Anniversary · Global Virtual

   • Deception Engineering

   ▶ Event Recording · OWASP FoundationSession Page

1. Jun 2026

   Thinkst — "One for all the models out there!"

   Thinkst — creators of Canarytokens, the deception technology underlying the modern honeytoken ecosystem — published this official announcement of their new MCP server Canarytoken and credited Harshad by name: "Harshad Sadashiv Kadam used our Kubernetes, DNS and Web Bug tokens to create an AI honeypot that would alert only after a client started using the results from tool calls (check it out!)."

   Read on blog.thinkst.com →