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Maya Chen

0xClaw Infrastructure Editor for Private AI Deployment

Maya Chen covers BYOK, private deployment, and AI infrastructure decisions, with a focus on local model hosting, gateway architecture, and team-controlled security boundaries.

Maya Chen is a pen name used by the 0xClaw editorial team for articles about BYOK, private deployment, and AI infrastructure. It is a disclosed byline persona, not a public personal identity.

Focus areas

BYOK and model access control
Private AI deployment
Multi-model gateway architecture
Local infrastructure operations

Recent articles

Best tools for testing auth bypass in MCP servers (2026)

Compare Burp, MCP Inspector, ZAP, Postman, and mitmproxy for MCP auth bypass testing: missing tokens, wrong-audience tokens, and per-tool authorization.

Best MCP Data Exfiltration Tools | 0xClaw

Compare the best tools for testing data exfiltration in MCP servers with coverage for prompt abuse, auth checks, traffic capture, and regression.

Best Prompt Injection Tools for MCP | 0xClaw

Compare the best tools for testing prompt injection in MCP servers, including Promptfoo, MCP Inspector, PyRIT, RAMPART, garak, and AgentDojo.

SOC 2 checklist for MCP servers

Use this SOC 2 checklist to scope MCP identity, tool, logging, and isolation evidence. It is not a substitute for an AICPA attestation.

What Is MCP? | 0xClaw Guide

Learn what the Model Context Protocol is, why it matters, and how it gives AI agents secure access to tools and data.