Trusted GMail MCP Server
by 0xfreysa
This is a Gmail MCP server running inside a secure AWS Nitro enclave instance, providing a remote MCP server using SSE transport. It allows users to connect to their Gmail account through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in a more secure environment.
Last updated: N/A
What is Trusted GMail MCP Server?
This is a Gmail MCP server that runs within a secure AWS Nitro Enclave, providing a trusted execution environment (TEE). It enables remote access to Gmail data through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using Server-Sent Events (SSE).
How to use Trusted GMail MCP Server?
To use this MCP server, you need an app-specific password for your Gmail account. Then, add the provided configuration block to your client's mcp.json file, replacing the placeholder values with your email address and app-specific password. After restarting your client, it should connect to the server.
Key features of Trusted GMail MCP Server
Secure execution environment with AWS Nitro Enclaves
Remote access via SSE transport
Hardware-based attestation for code verification
Integration with MCP clients
Protection against tampering and unauthorized modifications
Use cases of Trusted GMail MCP Server
Securely accessing Gmail data for AI models
Protecting sensitive information during data processing
Verifying the integrity of code execution
Implementing trusted data pipelines
Running MCP servers in a production environment
FAQ from Trusted GMail MCP Server
What is an AWS Nitro Enclave?
What is an AWS Nitro Enclave?
AWS Nitro Enclaves provide isolated compute environments that enhance security through hardware-based attestation.
Why is it necessary to run this server in a TEE?
Why is it necessary to run this server in a TEE?
Running the server in a TEE ensures that the code is executed in a secure and isolated environment, protecting against tampering and unauthorized access to sensitive data.
How can I verify the code attestation?
How can I verify the code attestation?
You can verify the code attestation by reproducing the environment in an AWS Nitro enclave yourself and using the provided verifier tool to compare the PCR2 hash and code attestation signature.
What are the security considerations when using this server?
What are the security considerations when using this server?
Passing app-specific passwords in URLs is not a secure pattern. Consider using a dedicated app-specific password, accessing the server over a secure VPN, or running your own instance.
How do I run my own instance of this server?
How do I run my own instance of this server?
You can run your own instance by following the provided instructions, which involve setting up an AWS EC2 instance with Nitro Enclaves enabled, cloning the repository, and running the setup and execution scripts.