What tool does ThreatNews provide?
It provides the `collect_threat_info` tool with required arguments: start_year, start_month, start_day, end_year, end_month, and end_day.
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MCP server for Threat info collection in cyber security
No standard config provided
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ThreatNews is an MCP server for collecting threat intelligence information. It provides a tool-based interface to query threat news by date range, targeting security researchers and developers who need structured threat data.
Configure ThreatNews in Cursor as a stdio MCP server using uv to run the collect.py script from its directory, and set the API_KEY environment variable. Invoke the collect_threat_info tool with start and end date parameters (year, month, day).
It provides the `collect_threat_info` tool with required arguments: start_year, start_month, start_day, end_year, end_month, and end_day.
Add a stdio MCP server with the command `uv` and args `["--directory", "/path/to/threatmcp", "run", "collect.py"]`, plus the `API_KEY` environment variable.
The README shows an optional separate Neo4j MCP server configuration for building a knowledge graph, but it is not part of ThreatNews itself.
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