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Apache 2.0
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"Security" matching MCP tools:
- Audit MCP server configurations to identify hardcoded secrets, tokens in arguments, and shell injection patterns.MIT
- Scan codebases for security vulnerabilities with heuristic or Semgrep engines. Generate JSON or SARIF reports, suppress rules, and list available checks via the code knowledge graph.Apache 2.0
- List detection rules, search security signals, and find findings for threat detection, compliance, and incident investigation using Datadog security monitoring.Apache 2.0
- Scan dependencies for vulnerabilities, fetch Dependabot alerts, and generate combined security reports with remediation recommendations.MIT
- Manage PostgreSQL database security by configuring SSL, authentication methods, encryption settings, audit logs, and access controls to protect sensitive data.-
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Static MCP, source-code and injection-indicator checks with redacted signed receipts.
- Scan code for secrets and vulnerabilities, analyze content risks, preview redactions, and automatically fix detected security issues in local projects.ISC
- Open a read-only view of SingleStore users, roles, privileges, and resource pools; review risk flags, access paths, queue limits, and copy suggested SQL.-
- Security ledgers: exploited CVEs (CISA KEV + EPSS + NVD), breach disclosures, change feed. Fresh, sourced security facts in one joined shape. Every actively exploited CVE in CISA KEV joined with its EPSS score (FIRST, refreshed daily) and NVD CVSS/CWE/CPE; NVD CVEs (418k, refreshed every 2 hours); organisation-level breach records from Have I Been Pwned plus a Japan disclosure ledger built from company announcements; and a since= change feed of what was added or moved. Every row has a source URL; every response has data_as_of per source. No personal records. Plus an incident ledger: SEC 8-K Item 1.05 cyber-incident filings, Washington and California Attorney General breach notices (7,000+ since 2012, with cause, attack type, residents affected), and CISA / JPCERT / IPA advisories, refreshed daily. Routes: /hot (days, vendor, limit); /kev (vendor, product, since, ransomware, q, limit, offset); /gaps; /stats; /changes (since*, after_seq, face, limit); /vendors (q, limit); /breaches (domain, q, country, since, limit); /cve/{id}; /cwe-trend (top); /incidents (q, country, state, kind, source, attack_type, cve, since, until, limit, offset); /stack-diff (stack*, since); /epss/movers (since, min_delta, direction, vendor, limit); /patch-first (vendor, kev_days, limit); /vendor-card (vendor*); /product-card (product*); /time-to-exploit (vendor, cwe, since); /incidents/trends (months); /ransomware-watch (vendor, days, limit); /incidents/sector-brief (sector, attack_type, months, limit). Paid $0.01 USDC per call via x402 (_meta["x402/payment"]); set sample=true for a free 3-row preview.ConnectorNo auth
- Retrieve US-listed stock spot prices with previous close, day and 52-week ranges, currency, exchange, and optional up to 30-day OHLCV history for market analysis.MIT
- Perform threat modeling and vulnerability assessments for auth changes, untrusted input, new endpoints, or audits, returning structured JSON findings from configured model providers.MIT
- Check any EVM wallet address for phishing, sanctions, and cybercrime risks using multiple security data sources. Returns a risk score (0–100) with per-flag breakdown.MIT
- Analyze projects for security issues and identify required actions to protect secrets after SecureCode setup. Call this tool following SDK installation.MIT
- Run security scans using bandit, safety, vulture, and pylint to detect vulnerabilities in your code.MIT
- Check email security posture by analyzing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records for a domain. Detect missing or misconfigured authentication to improve deliverability and prevent phishing.MIT
- [security-preflight — static manifest, source and text security checks] Run a $1 static Security Preflight and return a signed receipt.Apache 2.0
- [security-preflight — static manifest, source and text security checks] $1 bounded inline VulnCanon source scan; indicators, not proven exploits.Apache 2.0
- [security-preflight — static manifest, source and text security checks] Read a previously issued public, input-redacted receipt.Apache 2.0
- [security-preflight — static manifest, source and text security checks] $1 batch of 1–20 text samples screened for deterministic injection markers.Apache 2.0
- [security-preflight — static manifest, source and text security checks] Describe scope, evidence boundary, inputs, and outputs.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve a security item by its unique security ID.Apache 2.0