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Run remote aircrack-ng workflows for authorized WiFi security assessments and password audits.
This MCP tool claims to run aircrack-ng commands over SSH on a remote Kali Linux system for WiFi security assessments. The available material is sparse and lacks a README; although it is open source under MIT, its remote execution and potential network/data exposure are insufficiently documented, so it should be used with caution overall.
The material says there are no keys/environment variables, but the description explicitly states it connects to a remote Kali host via SSH, which normally requires SSH credentials or preconfigured trust. The credential type, storage method, and least-privilege boundaries are not documented, creating opacity around credential handling and misuse risk.
The metadata lists no remote endpoint, but the description indicates outbound SSH connections to a remote Kali Linux system. There is no evidence of data being sent to unrelated third-party cloud services, but scan results, handshake captures, or task parameters may be transmitted to that remote host; its identity and trust boundary are not disclosed.
It is known to execute code, and the description explicitly says it runs aircrack-ng commands. This implies the ability to spawn system processes and drive security-testing utilities. Such local/remote command execution is inherent to this type of tool; the material does not show extra privilege requests beyond its stated purpose, but command restrictions and sandbox boundaries are unclear.
To support scanning, handshake capture, and cracking, the tool will likely interact with wireless scan results, handshake files, wordlists, and related output data, and may read/write them on the remote Kali host. The material does not specify accessible file paths, retention period, cleanup behavior, or whether access is restricted to a dedicated working directory.
Positive factors include a public GitHub repository and an MIT license, which make the project auditable. However, it comes from a third-party registry, has 0 stars, unknown maintenance status, and no README, making behavior details hard to verify. Overall supply-chain risk is not high, but trust and maturity are limited.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "sec-aircrack-ng-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to the remote Kali host and use aircrack-ng-related commands to scan WiFi networks around wlan0. List SSID, BSSID, channel, encryption type, and signal strength, then summarize the results in a table.
A list of nearby wireless networks with key identifiers and basic security properties.
With proper authorization, capture a WPA/WPA2 handshake for the target BSSID, save the capture file, and report the monitored channel, capture status, and whether the handshake was successfully obtained.
A capture report and file location showing whether a usable handshake was successfully obtained.
Run a dictionary-based audit against an authorized handshake capture using the specified wordlist to test the wireless password. If no match is found, return a summary of attempts, command results, and next-step recommendations.
Password audit results including whether the wordlist matched, an execution summary, and follow-up security recommendations.
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