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Analyze files and browser artifacts for malware and security investigations.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Forensics Utils MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Perform a forensic analysis on this suspicious executable: extract file metadata, identify packer or compiler traits, use VirusTotal, DIE, and Binwalk, then provide a risk assessment and key points for further manual review.
A structured report with file traits, external intelligence, suspicious indicators, and response recommendations.
Analyze these Chromium and Firefox forensic artifacts. Summarize downloads, browsing history, cookies, cache, and extensions, and flag suspicious domains, downloads, and unusual timeline events.
A timeline-based browser activity summary highlighting possible intrusion or data exfiltration clues.
Using the file analysis results and browser artifacts, generate an initial incident report including an overview, key evidence, scope of impact, confidence assessment, and recommended next investigation steps.
An incident intake report suitable for a security team to review and use for follow-up investigation.
Analyze disk images with AI through MCP for fast forensic investigation.
Analyze URLs, files, IPs, and domains for faster security investigation.
Analyze PCAPs offline to extract streams, detect threats, and find leaked credentials.
Analyze images for AI-generation signs using multiple forensic inspection methods.
Analyze PCAP captures with AI for network forensics and protocol troubleshooting.
Run safe local forensic analysis on files using common system binaries.