Cybersecurity Intelligence

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Provide comprehensive cybersecurity threat intelligence to AI agents by searching CVEs, checking CISA KEV, enumerating subdomains, auditing DNS/email security, and scanning internet-exposed hosts.

The Cybersecurity Intelligence MCP Server centralizes critical threat intelligence, empowering AI agents to perform security investigations efficiently. It integrates six authoritative public data sources, including NIST NVD for CVEs, CISA KEV for actively exploited vulnerabilities, Censys for host scanning, crt.sh for Certificate Transparency logs, DNS/email security records, and WHOIS/RDAP data. This tool eliminates the need for manual, multi-tab lookups, allowing AI clients like Claude Desktop or Cursor to quickly analyze domain attack surfaces, investigate CVE exposure, map subdomains, and generate risk-scored security assessments. It is designed for security engineers, penetration testers, and AI-powered workflows seeking structured threat intelligence without active scanning, streamlining complex cybersecurity inquiries into a unified interface.

Características Principales

01NIST NVD CVE search for over 200,000 vulnerabilities by keyword, ID, CPE, severity, or date
02CISA KEV catalog search for actively exploited CVEs, including ransomware linkage and federal patch due dates
03Censys internet host scanning using structured search expressions to find exposed services and infrastructure
04Certificate Transparency enumeration from crt.sh to discover all SSL/TLS certificates issued to a domain
05Unified domain intelligence that orchestrates parallel DNS, WHOIS, SSL, and optional KEV/NVD checks with auto-generated risk indicators
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Casos de Uso

01Vulnerability management and patch prioritization by cross-referencing NVD CVEs with CISA KEV for exploited status
02Attack surface and subdomain discovery through passive Certificate Transparency log enumeration
03Phishing domain and brand protection investigation using rapid risk profiles from domain age, email security, and certificate history