"Viber" matching MCP servers:

Enables scanning of code and URLs for security vulnerabilities (hardcoded secrets, missing headers, etc.) via Claude Code, integrating with the vibe-audit security scanner.

Lets a robot's brain on a Raspberry Pi reach the owner's Mac through MCP tools, with read actions running immediately and action tools gated by explicit owner consent, logging, and a kill switch.

Enables interaction with the AssemblyLine 4 malware analysis platform, allowing file submissions, URL analysis, and search capabilities via natural language.

This server enables decidable, hardware-attested semantic verification of AI outputs using on-chip ballistic walks, providing reproducible receipts that can be recomputed byte-for-byte.

Enables MCP assistants to run heuristic risk scans on Solana and Base tokens, covering mint/freeze authorities, Token-2022 controls, holder concentration, dangerous bytecode patterns and transfer restrictions. It also supports Pro workflows for detecting block-0 bundlers, tracing mother-wallet funding clusters and batch-auditing watchlists, with local license activation via on-chain payment receipts.

Exposes Palo Alto Networks Strata Cloud Manager API via MCP, enabling AI assistants to manage addresses, security rules, and incidents through natural language.

Comprehensive MCP server for analyzing GitHub pull requests, detecting security vulnerabilities, assessing code quality, and providing risk ratings across multiple languages.