sec-mcp: Security Checking Toolkit

What is sec-mcp?

sec-mcp is a Python toolkit designed for performing security checks on domains, URLs, IPs, and more. It can be easily integrated into any Python application, used via terminal CLI, or run as an MCP server to provide real-time threat insights for LLM workflows.

How to use sec-mcp?

To use sec-mcp, you can install it via pip, set up a virtual environment, and run commands through the CLI or integrate it into your Python applications using its API. For MCP server usage, configure your LLM client to connect to the sec-mcp server.

Key features of sec-mcp?

• Comprehensive security checks against multiple blacklist feeds.
• On-demand updates from various sources like OpenPhish and URLhaus.
• High-performance, thread-safe SQLite storage with in-memory caching.
• Intuitive CLI for interactive single or batch scans.
• Built-in support for LLM/AI integrations over JSON/STDIO.

Use cases of sec-mcp?

1. Checking the safety of URLs before accessing them.
2. Integrating security checks into AI-driven applications.
3. Performing bulk checks on multiple domains or IPs for security audits.

FAQ from sec-mcp?

• Can sec-mcp check all types of URLs and domains?

Yes! sec-mcp can check domains, URLs, and IP addresses against various blacklists.

• Is sec-mcp free to use?

Yes! sec-mcp is open-source and free to use under the MIT license.

• How can I update the blacklist in sec-mcp?

You can update the blacklist by running the command sec-mcp update in the terminal.