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Scan Windows EVTX logs with Hayabusa and get structured security detections.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-hayabusa" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use mcp-hayabusa to scan this set of Windows EVTX event logs, focusing on unusual logons, privilege escalation, and lateral movement alerts, then output high-risk detections in timeline order.
Structured detection results including alert type, severity, timestamp, host, and related event summaries.
Batch scan EVTX files exported from multiple hosts, summarize all rule matches, and organize the detections by host and severity.
A host-grouped structured audit report that helps quickly identify high-risk endpoints.
Scan the specified Windows event log files with mcp-hayabusa and produce a concise summary of key security detections, count distribution, and the items that should be investigated first.
A concise detection summary with prioritization guidance for reporting or further analysis.
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