MCP Server Pentest
by MCP-Mirror
MCP Server Pentest is a tool designed for automated web application security testing. It provides features for detecting vulnerabilities like XSS and SQL injection, and interacting with web pages programmatically.
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What is MCP Server Pentest?
MCP Server Pentest is a tool for automating web application penetration testing using a browser environment. It allows for the detection of common web vulnerabilities and provides tools for interacting with web pages programmatically.
How to use MCP Server Pentest?
To use MCP Server Pentest, first install the necessary dependencies (Playwright, yarn, npm). Then, configure the tool in your Claude config file. Finally, use the provided components (e.g., broser_url_reflected_xss, browser_navigate) with their respective parameters to perform specific tests or actions.
Key features of MCP Server Pentest
Full browser XSS and 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 vulnerability scanning of web applications
Testing user interface interactions
Generating screenshots for documentation or reporting
Simulating user behavior for load testing
Validating web application functionality
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 vulnerability detection rules?
Can I customize the vulnerability detection rules?
The README doesn't specify customization options. Further investigation of the code or documentation would be needed.
How do I report false positives?
How do I report false positives?
The README doesn't provide information on reporting false positives. You may need to contact the author or contribute to the project.
Is this tool suitable for production environments?
Is this tool suitable for production environments?
This tool is designed for penetration testing and should be used in a controlled environment to avoid unintended consequences.
Where can I find more detailed documentation?
Where can I find more detailed documentation?
The README provides basic usage instructions. More detailed documentation may be available in the project's repository or from the author.