nmap-mcp-server
Discover hosts, open ports, and running services across a target network.
Model Context Protocol ยท Security
A curated set of MCP servers that turn your AI assistant into a full security operations console โ from host discovery to malware analysis, dependency scanning, API testing, and safe payload sandboxing.
Each MCP server exposes a focused capability your assistant can call directly.
Discover hosts, open ports, and running services across a target network.
Analyze suspicious files and URLs for malware indicators and threat intel.
Check project dependencies for known vulnerabilities, continuously.
Test application APIs for security issues and unexpected behavior.
Analyze network traffic patterns and surface potential data leaks.
A safe, isolated environment to detonate and test potentially malicious payloads.
Periodic security tests plus binary analysis tooling from the Kali arsenal.
Internet-wide device discovery, CVE intelligence, and DNS reconnaissance.
Sharpen the algorithm skills behind exploit development. ๐
The transformative power emerges when these servers are combined into sophisticated, AI-orchestrated pipelines.
A comprehensive assessment of a web application, from discovery to exploitation testing.
An ongoing posture that catches issues before they become critical.
AI assistance throughout the research process, from skill-building to validation.
Point your MCP-capable AI assistant at the servers and orchestrate everything in plain language.
# Register the servers in your MCP client config (.mcp.json)
{
"mcpServers": {
"nmap": { "command": "node", "args": ["nmap-mcp-server/index.js"] },
"shodan": { "command": "node", "args": ["mcp-shodan/index.js"] },
"virustotal": { "command": "node", "args": ["mcp-virustotal/index.js"] }
}
}
# Then just ask:
"Scan example.com, check its dependencies, and flag any leaking traffic."
โ ๏ธ For authorized security testing only. Always operate within scope and with explicit permission.