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"Metasploit" matching MCP tools:
- Check the status of the Metasploit database to verify connectivity and readiness for penetration testing operations.MIT
- List all available workspaces in Metasploit Framework to organize and manage penetration testing data for security assessments.MIT
- Search the Metasploit database for exploits using keywords, CVE identifiers, or platform filters to identify vulnerabilities for authorized security testing.MIT
- Find Metasploit auxiliary modules for security testing by searching with queries and filtering by type like scanner or admin.MIT
- Scan network targets with nmap and automatically import results into Metasploit database for penetration testing workflows.MIT
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- FlicenseBqualityDmaintenanceProvides AI assistants with secure access to Metasploit Framework functionality through a standardized interface, enabling commands, exploit search, module info, and scanning.72-
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityDmaintenanceMCP server for integrating Metasploit Framework with Claude AI, enabling exploit search, session management, and penetration testing through natural language.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all active Metasploit sessions to monitor ongoing exploitation connections.MIT
- Retrieve the current Metasploit Framework version to confirm the installed release and assess compatibility or security posture.-
- Search Metasploit modules by service or platform to identify relevant exploits for penetration testing and security assessments.BSD 3-Clause
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific Metasploit module, including its options, targets, and references by providing its full path.-
- Run any raw Metasploit command directly to operate the framework and complete security testing tasks.-
- Execute a Metasploit Framework module non-interactively on a remote Kali machine via msfconsole, running one module with options and exiting cleanly for authorized penetration testing.MIT
- Find packaged Metasploit modules and Nuclei templates for any CVE ID, including severity ratings and run commands for quick exploitation and at-scale detection.MIT
- Execute Metasploit modules with custom options, payloads, and target indices to exploit vulnerabilities. Requires explicit authorization and human confirmation.MIT
- Start a clean container session with a preserved host workspace. Stops the current container and reinitializes Metasploit RPC when enabled.MIT
- Search the Exploit Database for public exploit code by software name, version, CVE, or vulnerability description. Use after identifying target versions to find matching exploits and their file paths.MIT
- Fuse CVSS, EPSS, CISA KEV, and PoC signals into one priority verdict, telling you whether a CVE needs immediate action or can wait.MIT
- Retrieve a detailed intelligence brief for a vulnerability using its CVE or EIP identifier, including risk scores, exploitation likelihood, CISA status, and ranked exploit code.MIT
- Execute a command on an active Metasploit session (shell or Meterpreter) by providing the session ID and command. Set an optional timeout to control wait time.MIT
- Verify API health and data freshness for vulnerability intelligence sources, including database status and timestamps for each ingestion source.MIT
- Filter exploits by source, language, attack type, complexity, reliability, author, CVE, vendor, and product. Use structured filters to find targeted exploits with AI analysis.MIT