"Information on MCP-Codex-Keeper" matching MCP servers:

Provides a read-only, multitenant Streamable HTTP bridge over Keeper Secrets Manager's MCP server, enabling secure per-tenant access to Keeper secrets with an allowlisted, read-only toolset.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Socket integration, allowing AI assistants to efficiently check dependency vulnerability scores and security information.

Local security layer for coding agents: keeps secret values out of what Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor and OpenCode send to their model, and checks untrusted text for prompt injection. MIT, runs on your machine, no account.

Walkie-talkies for AI coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any MCP client message other developers' agents directly, peer to peer over HyperDHT and end-to-end encrypted. No server, no account. Pair once with a 6-digit verify code; offline peers get messages through a sealed mailbox on the DHT. Tools: send_message, read_inbox, list_messages, list_peers, get_status.

MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform) MCP server with built-in prompt injection defense via prompt-defense-audit

A secure email gateway MCP server that protects AI agents from prompt injection attacks by scanning emails for malicious instructions before they reach the agent.

Supply chain risk scoring for npm, PyPI, and GitHub repos

Strict AI code reviewer powered by Groq. Finds bugs, vulnerabilities and security issues in your code. Supports analyze, compare versions, explain code, generate tests, and HTML reports.

Indexes a workspace and exposes code-navigation tools to Codex, enabling symbol lookup, reference finding, dependency analysis, and security audit for local codebases.

Enables ChatGPT and Codex to securely inspect a QQ Mail mailbox through read-only tools for identity, connection status, unread messages, search, and message reading. Uses OAuth 2.1/PKCE and IMAP without sending, deleting, moving, or marking mail.

Enables AI assistants to validate individual or batch email addresses for deliverability, and to check account plan information, through MCP tools.

Enables local detection of protected health information in source code before it reaches LLM prompts, log statements, or analytics calls.

maven-mcp gives AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok Build and any MCP client) live knowledge about JVM dependencies. It looks up the latest versions on Maven Central, finds outdated dependencies in Maven, Gradle and version catalog files, checks known vulnerabilities via OSV.dev, pulls changelogs and licenses, and builds dependency graphs with deps.dev. It's a single-file Python 3.9+ serve

MCP server that locally de-identifies health documents, such as prescriptions, reports, images, and PDFs, before use with Codex or Claude Code. It runs OCR and identifier detection on-device and only returns de-identified text to the agent when the automated policy check results in PASS.

Enables AI assistants to check software end-of-life dates and support status using the endoflife.date API, providing accurate information on software lifecycle, security status, and upgrade recommendations in real-time.

MCP server for the Codex Security Cloud service, enabling agents to list, inspect, close, reopen findings, request PRs, and apply generated patches.

Multi-perspective code analysis using Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity CLI agents to provide direct, honest technical feedback on code, architecture, and ideas.

Enables agents to inspect a user's pre-approved Codex command execution rules before acting, reading global and project-scope *.rules files with their paths and scopes. It exposes allow, prompt, and forbidden decisions read-only without deduplicating or interpreting them.

Provides conversational access to a local CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) database, enabling natural language queries to search vulnerabilities, retrieve detailed CVE information, and view security statistics.

Provides blockchain address risk scoring and asset information through the BICScan API, allowing users to assess risks for crypto addresses, domains, and dApps on a scale of 0-100.