ORKL MCP Server
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The ORKL MCP Server provides access to the ORKL Threat Intelligence Library via the Model Control Protocol (MCP). It enables efficient interaction with threat intelligence data for various applications, including integration with LLMs like Claude.
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What is ORKL MCP Server?
The ORKL MCP Server is a server that exposes the ORKL Threat Intelligence Library data through a Model Control Protocol (MCP) interface. This allows applications, especially Large Language Models (LLMs), to access and utilize threat intelligence information from ORKL.
How to use ORKL MCP Server?
To use the server, clone the repository, install the dependencies using uv or pip, configure the server with the necessary environment variables or a configuration file, and then run the server. You can then integrate it with tools like Claude Desktop by providing the server's command and environment variables in the Claude Desktop configuration.
Key features of ORKL MCP Server
Access to ORKL Threat Intelligence Library data via the ORKL API
Efficient caching to minimize API calls
Rate limiting to respect ORKL API restrictions
Standardized MCP Tools and Resources for LLM interaction
Built-in support for Claude Desktop integration
Use cases of ORKL MCP Server
Malware investigation using SHA1 hashes
Threat landscape overview for specific industries
Integration with LLMs for threat intelligence analysis
Automated threat report retrieval and analysis
FAQ from ORKL MCP Server
What is the ORKL API base URL?
What is the ORKL API base URL?
The default ORKL API base URL is https://orkl.eu/api/v1.
How do I enable caching?
How do I enable caching?
Set the ORKL_USE_CACHE environment variable to 1.
What is the default cache TTL?
What is the default cache TTL?
The default cache TTL is 300 seconds.
How can I clear the cache?
How can I clear the cache?
Use the clear_cache MCP Tool.
How do I configure the server?
How do I configure the server?
Configuration can be provided through environment variables or a JSON configuration file (config.json).