MCP Server Pentest
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MCP Server Pentest is a tool for automated web application security testing. It allows for vulnerability detection, screenshot capture, and comprehensive network interaction within a browser context.
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What is MCP Server Pentest?
MCP Server Pentest is a server designed to automate web application penetration testing tasks. It leverages a browser automation framework (Playwright) to interact with web pages, detect vulnerabilities, capture screenshots, and execute JavaScript in the browser context.
How to use MCP Server Pentest?
To use MCP Server Pentest, first install the necessary dependencies (Playwright, yarn/npm). Then, configure the server in your Claude config file with the provided JSON configuration. Finally, use the provided tools (browser_url_reflected_xss, browser_url_sql_injection, browser_navigate, etc.) by sending requests with the appropriate parameters as demonstrated in the README examples.
Key features of MCP Server Pentest
Full browser xss, sql vulnerability automatic detection
Screenshots of the entire page or specific elements
Comprehensive network interaction (navigation, clicks, form filling)
Console log monitoring
JavaScript execution in the browser context
Use cases of MCP Server Pentest
Automated XSS vulnerability scanning
Automated SQL injection vulnerability scanning
Web application functional testing
Web page screenshot capture for documentation or analysis
Automated form filling and submission
FAQ from MCP Server Pentest
What browsers are supported?
What browsers are supported?
The tool uses Playwright, which supports Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit.
Can I customize the browser settings?
Can I customize the browser settings?
The README doesn't specify customization options, but Playwright offers extensive configuration possibilities. You may need to modify the server's code to expose these options.
How do I handle authentication?
How do I handle authentication?
Use the browser_fill and browser_click tools to fill in login forms and submit them.
How can I test pages that require JavaScript?
How can I test pages that require JavaScript?
The tool uses a real browser, so JavaScript execution is enabled by default.
How can I extend the functionality of the server?
How can I extend the functionality of the server?
You can add new tools by creating new functions that use the Playwright API to interact with the browser.