# Vulnerability Detection

The JFrog MCP Server is an experimental project that provides model context protocol services for the JFrog platform API, supporting functions such as repository management, build tracking, and release lifecycle management.

A Shodan scanning service interface based on the Model Context Protocol, providing a standardized way to access Shodan's Internet scanning capabilities, including device search, DNS query, and vulnerability detection functions.

A security analysis MCP server integrating OSV.dev and an AI model to detect code vulnerabilities and provide security suggestions.

A Nuclei security scanning service based on the MCP protocol, supporting multiple scanning options and JSON - format result output.

CyberMCP is a network security testing server based on the MCP protocol, focusing on API security vulnerability detection and providing various authentication testing and injection vulnerability detection tools.

A modular MCP server that provides comprehensive security vulnerability intelligence tools, including CVE queries, EPSS scoring, CVSS calculation, vulnerability detection, and Python package security checks.

The BurpSuite MCP server is an implementation based on FastAPI that provides programmatic access to the core functions of BurpSuite, including proxy interception, vulnerability scanning, and traffic log analysis.

A powerful MCP server implemented for BurpSuite, providing programmatic access to Burp's core functions, including proxy interception, vulnerability scanning, and traffic logging.

Cycode CLI is a locally installed application used to scan code repositories for security vulnerabilities, including sensitive information leakage, Infrastructure as Code misconfigurations, Software Composition Analysis vulnerabilities, and Static Application Security Testing issues. This tool supports multiple scan types, such as repository scanning, path scanning, and commit history scanning, and provides an ignore rule function to exclude specific results.