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    Provides a unified tool for TLS certificate analysis with automatic OpenSSL integration, allowing users to fetch, analyze and assess security of TLS certificates without manual PEM handling.
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    MIT
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    Enables agents to cryptographically verify JWT HMAC-SHA256 signatures, validate claims and enforce expiration, and perform Merkle inclusion proofs, Schnorr zero-knowledge identification, and nonce replay protection. Runs as a zero-dependency stdio MCP server so clients like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf can attest execution state without OpenSSL or external libraries.
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    MIT
  • Diagnose Python SSL/TLS certificate issues causing CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED or HTTPS failures. Get version details, CA bundle paths, live probes, a verdict, and concrete remediation steps.
    MIT
  • Parse and read RFC 3161 timestamp responses, tokens, or TSTInfo structures, auto-detected, to inspect status, policy, imprint, serial, and genTime; this is not verification.
    MIT
  • Describe a PKCS#8 private key's format, algorithm, curve, and encryption parameters without exposing password or key bytes; optionally import as a non-extractable Web Crypto key.
    MIT
  • Describe a PKCS#12 (.p12/.pfx) file without its password—version, MAC, encryption schemes, and bag metadata—or supply the password to verify the MAC and open SafeContents, with no key bytes returned.
    MIT
  • Open a PKCS#12 (.p12/.pfx) file to verify its MAC, decrypt SafeContents, import keys as non-extractable Web Crypto keys, parse certificates, count CRLs, and return an integrity verdict.
    MIT
  • Sign PDFs with CMS or PAdES in a single call, auto-injecting a missing /Sig placeholder. Accepts DER certificate and key inputs and supports timestamps.
    MIT
  • Search CVEs published within a recent window or since a date, enriched with EPSS exploit probability, CISA KEV status and risk scores to prioritize patching.
    MIT
  • Computes SHA fingerprint, RFC 5280 key identifier, or SHAKE256 digest for a certificate, CSR, public key, or DER/PEM object, with configurable algorithm and hex formatting.
    MIT
  • Verify TLS certificate expiry dates for server domains. Auto-discovers domains from nginx configs or checks a specific domain using openssl s_client.
    MIT
  • Stamps the action ledger's tail hash via an RFC 3161 Time-Stamping Authority, appends the returned token as a chained entry, and stores it for verification. Rejections are refused.
    MIT
  • Search FIPS 140-2/3 validated cryptographic modules by vendor, algorithm, or security level to verify compliance and find suitable implementations.
    MIT
  • Search CVEs by keyword, product, CPE, or severity. Get matching vulnerabilities from NVD with severity, CVSS score, and description.
    MIT
  • Identify known vulnerabilities in a software package by querying the OSV database for CVEs and security advisories, with optional version and ecosystem filters.
    MIT
  • Search all agents for a software package by name or version, returning matching hosts to identify systems with specific software for vulnerability response.
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