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"Tools and Methods for Performing OSINT on an IP or Domain" matching MCP tools:

  • Query an IP address or domain against 90 days of honeypot data to assess malicious activity and known scanner behavior.
    MIT
  • Get historical WHOIS records, BGP origin, and prefix announcements for any IP, domain, CIDR, or ASN. Auto-detects indicator type.
    Apache 2.0
  • Look up open ports, hostnames, CPEs, tags, and known CVEs for an IP via Shodan's InternetDB. No API key needed; the target IP is never contacted.
    MIT
  • Discover available Docker MCP tools by domain, category, or keyword. Filter to see destructive tools, check what's registered, or confirm a tool doesn't exist.
    MIT
  • Find company information for any IP address, including organization name, domain, and type. Look up IPv4 or IPv6 addresses or identify your own IP's company details.
    MIT

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    Enables structured extraction of methods and reproducibility heuristics from academic papers, allowing AI agents to obtain metadata, full text, structured methods, code repository discovery, and a no-clone reproducibility verdict from a paper URL.
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    Provides MCP tool adapters for Bioconductor methods like limma, DESeq2, and fgsea, enabling statistical analysis of omics data through containerized R execution. It serves as a bridge between MCP clients and bioinformatics tools for reproducible research workflows.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Extract all URLs from a domain with keyword counts to analyze page structure, identify top-performing content, and assess SEO performance distribution.
    MIT
  • Find a domain's top pages by organic traffic. Provide a domain and optional country code to view its best-performing URLs.
    MIT
  • Find scans touching a domain, IP, ASN, hash, or URL. Automatically selects the right search field and escapes the indicator, so you can investigate from one scan to related infrastructure without writing queries.
    MIT
  • Automatically investigate a domain by adding it to a Maltego graph and running DNS and OSINT transforms across multiple rounds. De-duplicates results for a concise overview.
    MIT
  • Look up an IP address or domain to retrieve geolocation, ASN, security, abuse, timezone, and other data. Customize response fields and refresh cached results.
    MIT
  • Perform live WHOIS/RDAP lookup for a domain or IP address. Retrieve registrar, registration dates, nameservers, network allocation, and abuse contact. Use it to verify ownership, age, or vet suspicious domains.
    MIT
  • Authorize a target for active testing by adding domains, wildcards, IPs, or CIDRs to the allowed scope. Active tools only act on authorized targets.
    MIT
  • Query Shodan to find exposed services, vulnerabilities, and device details for a target IP or domain. Use host lookups or custom queries to identify internet-connected assets and their risks.
    MIT
  • Determine network ownership by looking up the ASN for any domain or IP. Get AS number, organization, and IPv4/IPv6 prefixes to identify the operator and IP range ownership.
    MIT
  • Retrieve geolocation and network intelligence for IP addresses or domain names, including country, ISP, ASN, and proxy/VPN flags.
    MIT
  • Retrieve open ports, services, ASN, country from an IP address, or certificate history, SANs, issuer from a domain. Passive reconnaissance using public data.
    MIT