Pathscan MCP Server
A website security scanning tool based on the MCP protocol, integrating dirsearch directory scanning and firecrawl crawler technology, capable of automatically identifying the website technology stack and classifying vulnerability risk levels
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What is a website security scanner?
This is an MCP service specifically designed for website security analysis. It combines the dirsearch directory scanning and firecrawl content crawling functions, capable of automatically discovering website technology stack information, security vulnerabilities, and providing detailed structured reports.How to use the website security scanner?
Through simple configuration and installation, you can use this service in Cline or other clients that support the MCP protocol. Simply provide the target website URL, and the service will automatically perform the scan and return a detailed security analysis report.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for website administrators, security researchers, and developers to conduct website security assessments, vulnerability discovery, technology stack analysis, and compliance checks.Main Features
Directory and File Scanning
Use the dirsearch tool to perform in-depth directory and file scanning on the target website, discovering hidden resources and potential attack surfaces.
Technology Stack Identification
Automatically identify the technology stack information of the website, such as the technology framework, server type, and programming language used.
Vulnerability Scanning
Detect security vulnerabilities in the website and classify them according to the risk level (high/medium/low).
Intelligent Content Crawling
Use the firecrawl tool to crawl the content of high-risk vulnerability pages and generate content summaries for further analysis.
Structured Report
Generate a clear structured scan report containing data from multiple dimensions, such as technology stack, vulnerability information, and content summaries.
Advantages
Integrates multiple scanning tools with comprehensive functions
Supports local deployment to protect data privacy
Provides structured reports for easy understanding and analysis
Is compatible with the MCP protocol and can be used in multiple clients
Limitations
Requires certain technical knowledge for initial configuration
The scanning speed is affected by the network environment and the target website
May have false positives, and manual verification of important findings is required
How to Use
Install Dependencies
Install dirsearch and Python-related dependency packages.
Install the UV Package Manager
Use PowerShell to install the UV package manager to manage project dependencies.
Install Project Dependencies
Use UV to synchronously install all dependencies required by the MCP service.
Deploy Firecrawl
Use Docker to locally deploy the Firecrawl crawler service and configure environment variables.
Configure the Service
Edit the config.py file to set the Firecrawl host address and Python path.
Start the MCP Service
Use UV to run the main program to start the MCP service.
Configure the Client
Add service configuration in Cline or other MCP clients.
Usage Examples
Enterprise Website Security Assessment
Conduct a comprehensive security scan on the enterprise's official website to discover potential security vulnerabilities and technical risks.
Newly Launched Website Check
Conduct a security check before the new website is launched to ensure there are no obvious security vulnerabilities and configuration issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need to install so many dependencies?
What should I do if Firecrawl returns an Unauthorized error?
How can I test if Firecrawl is running normally?
What should I do if the service does not respond during the scanning process?
Related Resources
UV Package Manager Documentation
Official documentation and usage guide for the UV package manager
Firecrawl Official Documentation
Detailed documentation and deployment guide for the Firecrawl crawler tool
AI Dirscan Project
The inspiration source for this project, providing a similar functional implementation
MCP Protocol Specification
Official specification and implementation guide for the Model Context Protocol

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