Threat.Zone
Integrates Threat.Zone's comprehensive malware analysis platform with large language models through the Model Context Protocol.
About
The Threat.Zone MCP Server acts as a bridge, allowing large language models (LLMs) like Claude Desktop to leverage Threat.Zone's robust malware analysis capabilities. It standardizes access to features such as file and URL analysis, detailed submission results, threat intelligence, network activity insights, and report generation, enabling LLMs to automate security investigations and provide in-depth insights into malicious artifacts.
Key Features
- Submit files for malware analysis, including sandbox execution, static analysis, and Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR).
- Generate and download sanitized files and comprehensive HTML analysis reports.
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- Analyze URLs for threats and malicious content.
- Retrieve detailed analysis results, indicators of compromise (IoCs), and YARA rules.
- Access network analysis data, including DNS queries, HTTP/TCP/UDP requests, and identified network threats.
Use Cases
- Obtain real-time updates and detailed threat intelligence on malware submissions for incident response.
- Automate the analysis of suspicious files and URLs directly through natural language interfaces.
- Integrate comprehensive malware analysis capabilities directly into AI-powered security workflows and tools.
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