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  • Discover available protocols for conducting Internet scans to identify devices and services for cybersecurity analysis and threat intelligence gathering.
    MIT
  • Run all static checks and security scans for your project with a single command. Combine format, lint, type-check, and security-scan to verify code quality and security.
    MIT
  • List security scans with filters for product, subproduct, tool, environment, and scan status to manage scan results efficiently.
    MIT

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  • Submit a third-party skill URL for a behavioral security audit before installing. Returns an audit ID to track progress and avoids duplicate scans.
    MIT
  • Scans Conan projects or specific packages for security vulnerabilities using the audit.conan.io service, analyzing transitive dependencies when a path is provided or a single reference for targeted audits.
    MIT
  • Audit a server for security vulnerabilities across 31 categories and 449 checks, returning a score and quick wins.
    Apache 2.0
  • Re-run the checker pipeline on recent completed scans to apply updated policies or rules. Queues scans for re-evaluation with no additional crawl fee.
    MIT
  • Analyze a Git repository for 14 security vulnerability classes, including prompt injection and secret exposure, before running it as an MCP server.
    MIT
  • Cancel pending scans across all unfinished runs of a campaign. Running scans complete normally; pending scans are cancelled and credits refunded. Returns the count of cancelled scans.
    MIT
  • Cancel all pending scans in a scan run. Running scans complete, pending ones get refunded. Returns the count of cancelled scans.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full certification contract for a capability, including identity, supply chain analysis, security scans, adversarial testing findings, and trust score breakdown.
    MIT
  • Scan a SKILL.md file for security vulnerabilities. Analyzes against 61 rules covering instruction override, capability abuse, and prompt injection.
    MIT