Execute arbitrary shell commands on a remote Kali Linux machine for advanced scenarios when dedicated tools do not cover the task.
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650,497 tools. Updated 2026-10-13 19:29
"Kali Linux" matching MCP tools:
- 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
- Verifies SSH connectivity to a remote Kali Linux system and confirms aircrack-ng is installed for WiFi security assessments.MIT
- Stop and remove the Kali Linux Docker container to halt security testing sessions and free system resources.MIT
- Stop and remove the Kali Linux container to terminate the isolated environment and clean up resources.MIT
- Start the Kali Linux Docker container to enable security testing tools like nmap, sqlmap, and metasploit. Required before executing any commands in the environment.MIT
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityDmaintenanceProvides access to Kali Linux security tools through a Docker container, enabling penetration testing and security assessments via MCP-compatible clients.MIT
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- Start the Kali Linux Docker container to prepare the environment for running security tools.MIT
- Run security testing commands like nmap, sqlmap, and hydra inside a Kali Linux container for penetration testing and vulnerability assessment.MIT
- Execute shell commands inside a Kali Linux container to run security tools like nmap, sqlmap, and hydra for network scanning and penetration testing.MIT
- Write files to the Kali Linux container for security testing, enabling upload of wordlists, scripts, or configuration files to support penetration testing workflows.MIT
- Retrieve files from the Kali Linux container to access scan results, output files, and security tool data for analysis and reporting.MIT
- Write files directly to the Kali Linux container, enabling upload of wordlists, scripts, or configuration files for security tasks.MIT
- Access scan results and output files from the Kali Linux container by specifying the absolute file path.MIT
- Check if the Kali Linux Docker container is running to verify environment availability for security testing tools.MIT
- Check whether the Kali Linux Docker container is running and healthy.MIT
- Browse directory contents in a Kali Linux container to view files and folders for security testing workflows.MIT
- List files in any directory within the Kali Linux container to inspect available resources or locate outputs from security tools.MIT
- Executes any command through configured proxy chains on Kali Linux, routing network traffic for privacy and security testing.MIT
- Search installed Kali Linux tools by name, keyword, or category to quickly identify the right security tool for your task.-
- Get complete manpage or --help documentation for any Kali Linux security tool. Avoid guesswork by fetching official usage details instantly.-
- Automatically create Kali Linux templates with the latest weekly ISO and checksum from the official repository, allowing customization of packages, disk size, and system resources for security testing environments.MIT