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Run local SecOps checks for IOCs, hashes, passwords, and subnets.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Secops Toolkit MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Extract all IOCs from the following security alert text, including IPs, URLs, domains, file hashes, and CVE IDs, and output both defanged and refanged versions: "The host contacted http://malicious.example.com/dropper, source IP 10.10.8.25, sample SHA256 abcdef1234567890, related vulnerability CVE-2023-12345."
A structured IOC list grouped by type, including safe-to-share defanged values and original refanged values.
Estimate the entropy and strength rating of this password, and explain the main risks: P@ssw0rd2024!
Outputs estimated password entropy, a strength rating, and notes on common patterns or predictable risks.
Determine whether IP 192.168.10.34 belongs to 192.168.10.0/24, and compare the containment relationship between 192.168.10.0/24 and 192.168.0.0/16.
Returns whether the IP falls within the target CIDR, the subnet-to-parent relationship, and a brief explanation of the result.
Safely lets AI agents use threat analysis and security operations tools.
Scan local file systems for vulnerabilities and leaked secrets using Trivy and Gitleaks.
Integrate multiple security tools for AI-assisted pentesting and vulnerability validation.
Connect offensive security tools to AI for scanning, analysis, and pentesting workflows.
Securely equips AI agents with executable tools for commands, search, and file operations.
Automate red-teaming and reliability audits for AI agents through MCP.