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"Siemens" matching MCP tools:

  • Connect to a Siemens PLC via IP address, rack, slot, and TCP port to enable data exchange and PLC interaction.
    MIT
  • Retrieve aggregate statistics for GreyNoise GNQL queries, showing top counts by IP, classification, tags, and other facets.
    MIT
  • Verify if a connection to the Siemens PLC is active. Returns true if connected, false if not.
    MIT
  • Parse exported PLC program files to obtain a structural outline of blocks, variables, branches, timers/counters, and call graph, with source line citations.
    MIT
  • Search the global GLEIF database by company name to verify business entities. Retrieve LEI codes, registration details, legal addresses, and founding dates for due diligence and KYC processes.
    MIT
  • Parses exported PLC program files to provide a structural outline: blocks, variables, branches, timers/counters, call graph, each with source citations. No live PLC connection needed.
    MIT

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  • Search internet-connected devices using Shodan queries to discover hosts, identify services, detect vulnerabilities, and perform security reconnaissance for assets like industrial control systems.
    Apache 2.0
  • Read a specified number of data items from a Siemens S7 data block, returning address and value pairs for monitoring and diagnostics.
    MIT
  • Establishes a connection to Siemens Questa Visualizer over the VCC socket. Idempotent; returns instructions if Visualizer is not running.
    MIT
  • Retrieve data from Siemens S7 PLC memory areas by specifying area, data type, start offset, and count, returning address and value pairs for operational monitoring.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current CPU state from a Siemens PLC to monitor and diagnose its operational status.
    MIT
  • Retrieve CPU information from a Siemens PLC, including module type, serial number, and firmware version.
    MIT
  • Discover which network ports and industrial control protocols Shodan monitors across the internet to verify protocol coverage for security assessments.
    Apache 2.0
  • Write timer data to Siemens PLCs by specifying the start byte offset and providing a hex string of data to update.
    MIT
  • Read counter values from a Siemens PLC by specifying start byte offset and number of bytes.
    MIT
  • Write edge inputs to a Siemens PLC by specifying a start byte offset and providing data as a hex string.
    MIT
  • Write hex data to a specified memory byte offset in a Siemens PLC.
    MIT