🛡️ EUVDB MCP Server

What is 🛡️ EUVDB MCP Server?

A Python-based MCP server that provides query tools for the ENISA EUVDB Public Vulnerability API. It allows MCP-compatible AI assistants like Claude Desktop or Visual Studio Code to fetch vulnerability data, advisories, and perform advanced queries.

How to use 🛡️ EUVDB MCP Server?

Clone the repository, create a Python environment with uv, and run uv run server.py. Alternatively, build and run the Docker image (docker build -t mcp-euvdb . then docker run --rm mcp-euvdb). For VSCode integration, add the server configuration to settings.json using either the local uv command or the Docker image.

Key features of 🛡️ EUVDB MCP Server

• Latest vulnerabilities (max 8 results)
• Recently exploited vulnerabilities (max 8)
• Latest critical vulnerabilities (max 8)
• Query by CVE ID or ENISA ID
• Fetch advisories by advisory ID
• Advanced filtering (score, EPSS, date, product)

Use cases of 🛡️ EUVDB MCP Server

• Retrieve the latest critical vulnerabilities for security monitoring
• Look up a specific CVE to get detailed information
• Filter vulnerabilities by score or date range for targeted analysis
• Fetch advisories related to specific vendors like Cisco
• Integrate vulnerability queries into AI assistant workflows

FAQ from 🛡️ EUVDB MCP Server

What tools does the server expose?

The server provides seven tools: get_last_vulnerabilities, get_exploited_vulnerabilities, get_critical_vulnerabilities (each returning up to 8 results), get_vulnerability_by_id, get_enisaid, get_advisory, and query_vulnerabilities with advanced filters.

What are the runtime requirements?

Python 3.10 or higher and the uv package manager (optional but recommended). Required Python dependencies are mcp[cli] and httpx.

How do I integrate this server with VSCode?

Open VSCode settings.json and add an MCP server entry under "mcp" → "servers". Use the local uv run server.py command or reference a pre-built Docker image mcp-euvdb.

What data source does the server use?

It interacts with the public ENISA EUVDB Public Vulnerability API (euvd.enisa.europa.eu), which is open and does not require authentication.

Can I run the server inside Docker?

Yes. Build the image with docker build -t mcp-euvdb . and run with docker run --rm -i mcp-euvdb. This image can also be used directly in VSCode's MCP configuration.