Run security testing commands like nmap, sqlmap, and hydra inside a Kali Linux container for penetration testing and vulnerability assessment.
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- Browse directory contents in a Kali Linux container to view files and folders for security testing workflows.MIT
- Systematically audits security for OWASP Top 10, compliance, and threat modeling. Guides investigation with expert validation.-
- Launch the Kali Linux container to enable penetration testing tools for security assessments, network scanning, and vulnerability analysis.MIT
- Execute commands in a Kali Linux penetration testing environment via MCP server, enabling security testing, vulnerability scanning, and password cracking without interactive prompts.-
- Stop the Kali Linux penetration testing container to end security assessment sessions and free system resources.MIT
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- Update system packages on Kali Linux to maintain security and functionality for penetration testing tools.MIT
- Execute commands in a Kali Linux container for penetration testing tasks like network scanning, vulnerability assessment, and security testing.MIT
- Install packages in Kali Linux using apt to add penetration testing tools for network scanning, vulnerability assessment, and security testing.MIT
- Get detailed vulnerability information by CVE identifier, including severity scores, technical details, and exploitation status for threat assessment and patching prioritization.Apache 2.0
- Identify affected systems and versions for a specific vulnerability using CPE standards to enable targeted remediation and accurate vulnerability assessment.Apache 2.0
- Fetch paginated vulnerability data for security dashboards, posture assessment, patch priority queues, and compliance reporting. Use cursor-based pagination to page through results.MIT
- Analyze a Git repository for 14 security vulnerability classes, including prompt injection and secret exposure, before running it as an MCP server.MIT
- Execute arbitrary shell commands on a remote Kali Linux machine for advanced scenarios when dedicated tools do not cover the task.MIT
- Retrieve the full certification contract for a capability, including identity, supply chain analysis, security scans, adversarial testing findings, and trust score breakdown.MIT
- Access all notes, comments, and annotations for a vulnerability to get context on analysis findings, remediation steps, and collaboration history.MIT
- Run static application security testing on local code: upload it to Kali, run Semgrep, Bandit, Gitleaks, and Graudit in parallel, then save a versioned report and delete uploaded code.MIT
- Run dynamic security scans against a live web app: OWASP ZAP spider/passive or active checks and Nuclei CVE detection run in parallel, with optional authentication, then save a consolidated report.MIT
- Check security vulnerabilities and CVEs for packages to support security audits and vulnerability assessments.MIT
- Query ZoomEye's vulnerability database by keyword to retrieve detailed security vulnerabilities including CVE IDs, severity, and affected versions for specific products or vendors.MIT
- Run a Nikto web server vulnerability scan against a target URL on a remote Kali machine to detect dangerous files, outdated software, and common misconfigurations.MIT