ExternalAttacker MCP Server
by MorDavid
ExternalAttacker is a powerful integration that brings automated scanning capabilities with a natural language interface for comprehensive external attack surface management and reconnaissance. It combines automated scanning, Model Context Protocol (MCP), and natural language processing to discover vulnerabilities.
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What is ExternalAttacker MCP Server?
ExternalAttacker is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for external attack surface management. It leverages automated scanning tools and natural language processing to identify vulnerabilities and provide comprehensive reconnaissance.
How to use ExternalAttacker MCP Server?
To use ExternalAttacker, first clone the repository and install the necessary Python dependencies and Go tools. Then, run the ExternalAttacker-App.py script and configure the MCP server with the appropriate command and arguments. Finally, you can use natural language queries through the MCP client to initiate scans and analyze the results.
Key features of ExternalAttacker MCP Server
Natural Language Interface
Comprehensive Scanning Categories
Automated Scanning
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Use cases of ExternalAttacker MCP Server
Discovering subdomains of a target domain
Identifying open ports on a specific IP address
Analyzing HTTP services running on a domain
Detecting the use of CDNs by a website
Analyzing the SSL configuration of a website
FAQ from ExternalAttacker MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, an open protocol for creating custom AI tools.
What scanning tools are used?
What scanning tools are used?
ExternalAttacker utilizes tools like subfinder, naabu, httpx, cdncheck, tlsx, ffuf, gobuster, and dnsx.
What are the prerequisites for running ExternalAttacker?
What are the prerequisites for running ExternalAttacker?
You need Python 3.8 or higher, Go, and an MCP Client.
How do I install the Go tools?
How do I install the Go tools?
Use the 'go install' command as described in the installation instructions.
Is this tool for ethical use only?
Is this tool for ethical use only?
Yes, this is a security tool and should only be used responsibly and on systems you have permission to test.