"Linux Foundation" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that exposes macOS-native device trust signals — the facts about a Mac that cannot be gathered from a Linux container or a cloud runner. All tools are strictly read-only.

MCP server for searching Russia's official software catalog (каталогпо.рф) containing 26,000+ domestic products. Enables finding Russian alternatives to foreign software, checking FSTEC/FSB certifications, and discovering vendors for import substitution directly from Claude or any MCP client.

Enables agents to run read-only Linux and Kubernetes compliance checks, bundle SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence, preview Sprinto monitor uploads, and confirm submission through Sprinto's Upload Evidence API.

Provides an MCP interface to a full Kali Linux environment running in Docker, enabling AI assistants to execute security tools like nmap, sqlmap, and metasploit. It allows users to start/stop the container, run shell commands, and transfer files for security testing and educational purposes.

Enables AI assistants to perform authorized penetration testing and security assessments by exposing 20+ Kali Linux security tools (nmap, sqlmap, gobuster, hydra, etc.) through a safe, validated interface with command allowlists, rate limiting, and input sanitization.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Kerberos abuse operations using Rubeus on Windows or Impacket on Linux/macOS.

An MCP server that provides AI assistants with access to CrackMapExec/NetExec network penetration testing capabilities via SSH to a Kali Linux host, supporting multiple protocols for enumeration, credential dumping, and command execution.

Provides a local-first, governed MCP foundation where QA engineers can check server health and capabilities, read a status resource, use an orientation prompt, and validate non-secret configuration, profiles, and credential references without exposing secrets. External provider integrations, test execution, and release reporting are not yet implemented and remain scaffolded.

Provides secure access to Kali Linux security tools through containerized execution, enabling network scanning, web application testing, and security assessments.

A secure MCP server for Windows Subsystem for Linux environments, facilitating safe command execution with extensive validation and protection against vulnerabilities like shell injection and dangerous commands.

Enables AI assistants to perform penetration testing by running real Kali Linux security tools and returning structured, verified findings instead of raw terminal output.

Provides access to 20+ Kali Linux penetration testing tools through isolated Docker containers, enabling network scanning, vulnerability assessment, password cracking, web security testing, and forensics through natural language commands.

Enables AI agents to control a Linux desktop and browser through governed tools for mouse, keyboard, windows, clipboard, screenshots, navigation, and page interaction, with policy verdicts, human confirmation, secret redaction, and an append-only audit trail.

This foundation-only service is intended to enable narrowly bounded, typed operations over Shayona business data, starting with an approval-bound, redacted-preview workflow for emailing customer service credentials. It is designed to keep usernames and decrypted passwords out of MCP results, previews, errors, logs, traces, and approval state.

Enables read-only verification of SR Linux and FRR network-device command output without device credentials, turning raw text into structured verdicts about interfaces, routes, BGP peers, and overall health. It also sanitizes that untrusted output by masking secrets and neutralizing prompt injection before a model reads it.

Enables an MCP-compatible AI assistant to read Rocket Money account balances, categories, and merchant-level transactions with explicit pagination, using locally stored session credentials on macOS or Linux.

A FastMCP server template with full MCP authentication via Descope, designed for easy deployment on Render. It provides a foundation for building secure, authenticated MCP servers with scope-based access control.

Enables automated memory forensics analysis using Volatility 3, supporting Windows, Linux, and macOS memory dumps through a modular plugin interface.

Enables AI coding agents to dynamically inspect running software — API hooks, syscall summaries, memory inspection, and HTTP/TLS/DNS reconstruction from live traffic or pcaps — across Linux, macOS, and Android targets. Every finding is returned as a structured Evidence Record with observation, artifacts, confidence, and explicit limitations, so agents cite proof rather than guess.

Enables AI agents to securely invoke only allowlisted, read-only tools on a local Kali Linux host over an encrypted network with OAuth2 authentication and least-privilege enforcement.

Enables AI assistants to execute penetration testing commands and security tools on Kali Linux remotely. Supports automated reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, and CTF solving through integration with 25+ offensive security tools like nmap, gobuster, and nuclei.

Enables AI agents to inspect and manage Linux kernel-level eBPF security policies, including real-time status monitoring, policy retrieval, dynamic rule injection, and pre-execution SQL/syscall validation via natural language.

Enables Windows-native malware analysis and reverse engineering inside Flare-VM by exposing 50 tools for static and dynamic analysis, memory injection scanning, debugging, network simulation, and automated triage playbooks without requiring a Kali Linux host, WinRM, or SMB shares.

This is a Linux OS hardening tool. Take a fresh install and immediately harden the heck out of it using just your favourite LLM agent and natural language prompts. "Make my system secure" or "Do a full security audit of my system."

Provides an MCP stdio interface for AI agents to propose tool calls that are validated against task policy, held for human approval when required, executed in a sandboxed Linux environment, and recorded in an audit log.

A Linux-native MCP server that gives AI assistants direct access to DMA-based memory operations for memory inspection, process analysis, reverse engineering, and game engine SDK extraction via natural language.

This MCP server offers 72 typed tools for Kali Linux pentesting, including recon, web, AD, cracking, C2, remote desktop, and tunneling. It provides structured JSON output, persistent session state, and auto-populated findings for streamlined workflows.

A security-hardened MCP server that enables AI assistants to securely manage and control a Linux server with multi-layer authentication, role-based access, and audit logging.

A collection of MCP servers for Kali Linux that empower AI Agents in reverse engineering and security testing, providing network analysis, target sniffing, traffic analysis, binary understanding, and automation capabilities.

Enables AI assistants to perform penetration testing and security assessments by exposing 60+ Kali Linux security tools including network scanning, web security testing, password cracking, exploitation frameworks, and OSINT capabilities through an AI-friendly interface.