BugbountiesMCP

What is BugbountiesMCP?

BugbountiesMCP is a curated repository that collects Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers useful for bug bounties, penetration testing, and information security research. It serves as a central resource for security professionals seeking MCP servers to apply in ethical security testing and vulnerability research.

How to use BugbountiesMCP?

Browse the listed MCP servers, each with its URL, features, and security use cases, then follow the links to the individual server projects for installation and configuration instructions. To contribute a new server, fork the repository, add details to the list, and submit a pull request with a brief description.

Key features of BugbountiesMCP

• Curated list of MCP servers for security research and testing.
• Each entry includes URL, features, and security use cases.
• Separate sections for MCP development tools and bug bounty platforms.
• Ethical guidelines reminding users to operate with proper authorization.
• Open-source project under MIT License.

Use cases of BugbountiesMCP

• Finding MCP servers for web application security testing (e.g., Burp Suite extensions, browser-based tools).
• Discovering servers that integrate recon tools like httpx, asnmap for attack surface mapping.
• Identifying tools for CVE database queries and threat intelligence.
• Locating all-in-one security testing toolboxes for pentesting and bug hunting.
• Using the list as a starting point for building automated security workflows.

FAQ from BugbountiesMCP

What is the purpose of BugbountiesMCP?

It is a central resource for security professionals looking to use MCP servers in bug bounty hunting, penetration testing, and overall information security work.

How can I contribute a new MCP server to the list?

Fork the repository, add the server details to the list table, and submit a pull request with a brief description of the server’s capabilities.

Are there any ethical or legal requirements for using these servers?

All listed servers should only be used for legitimate security research, with proper authorization, and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

What license is BugbountiesMCP released under?

The project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file in the repository for details.

Does BugbountiesMCP provide any MCP servers itself?

No, it is a curated list of third-party MCP servers. It does not host or distribute any MCP server implementations.