How do I install and build an implementation?
Run `npm install` to install dependencies, then `npm run build` to compile the TypeScript source code. Use `npm run watch` for auto-rebuilding during development.
MCP Server For Cyber Security
@secmate-ai
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About MCP Server For Cyber Security
Model Context Protocol Server For Cyber Security
MCP Server For Cyber Security config
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Overview
What is Model Context Protocol Server For Cyber Security?
A collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementations focused on cybersecurity. It aggregates existing and develops new MCP servers, each independently packaged in its own directory.
How to use Model Context Protocol Server For Cyber Security?
Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run build, then add the server configurations to the Claude Desktop configuration file (claude_desktop_config.json). Debug using the MCP Inspector via npm run inspector.
Key features of Model Context Protocol Server For Cyber Security
- SQL injection scanning via sqlmap-mcp
- Cyberspace asset search via quake-server
- Note management for test results
- Resource management capabilities
- Debug tool support (MCP Inspector)
- TypeScript-based modular architecture
Use cases of Model Context Protocol Server For Cyber Security
- Automated SQL injection detection on target URLs
- Network asset discovery using 360 Quake search engine
- Managing and annotating security test notes
Frequently asked questions
How do I configure a server in Claude Desktop?
Add the server's build path and any required environment variables (e.g., `QUAKE_API_KEY`) to the `mcpServers` object in your Claude Desktop configuration file (`claude_desktop_config.json`).
How can I debug an implementation?
All servers support the MCP Inspector. Run `npm run inspector` to open a web-based debugging interface.
What runtime dependencies are required?
Each implementation requires Node.js and npm. The quake-server needs a valid 360 Quake API key set in the `QUAKE_API_KEY` environment variable.
Where are the implementation directories located?
Each server is in the `implementations/` directory: `sqlmap-mcp/` for SQL injection testing and `quake-server/` for 360 Quake integration.
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