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ORKL MCP Server

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The ORKL MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed for querying the ORKL API. It provides tools for fetching and analyzing threat reports, threat actors, and sources, integrating seamlessly with MCP-compatible applications.

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What is ORKL MCP Server?

The ORKL MCP Server is a server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to interact with the ORKL API. It allows users to retrieve and analyze threat intelligence data, including threat reports, threat actors, and sources, through a standardized interface.

How to use ORKL MCP Server?

To use the ORKL MCP Server, you need to configure your MCP-compatible application (e.g., Claude) with the server details. This involves specifying the command and arguments required to run the server. The provided example shows how to configure Claude to use the ORKL MCP server by editing the claude_desktop_config.json file.

Key features of ORKL MCP Server

  • Fetch latest threat reports

  • Retrieve detailed threat report information

  • Fetch a list of known threat actors

  • Retrieve detailed threat actor information

  • Fetch a list of sources used in threat intelligence

  • Retrieve detailed metadata for a specific source

Use cases of ORKL MCP Server

  • Automated threat intelligence gathering

  • Integration with security analysis tools

  • Enrichment of security alerts with threat intelligence data

  • Investigation of security incidents

FAQ from ORKL MCP Server

What is the purpose of the fetch_latest_threat_reports tool?

This tool fetches recent threat reports, providing their titles and IDs.

What parameter is required for the fetch_threat_report_details tool?

The report_id parameter is required, specifying the ID of the threat report you want to retrieve details for.

What information does the fetch_threat_actors tool provide?

It fetches a list of known threat actors, including their IDs and names.

What type of data does the fetch_source_details tool retrieve?

It retrieves detailed metadata for a specific source, identified by its ID.

Is any configuration needed to use the ORKL MCP Server?

Yes, you need to configure your MCP-compatible application with the server details, including the command and arguments required to run the server. An example is provided in the Quick Install section.