YaraFlux MCP Server
by ThreatFlux
YaraFlux MCP Server enables AI assistants to perform YARA rule-based threat analysis through the standardized Model Context Protocol interface. The server integrates YARA scanning with modern AI assistants, supporting comprehensive rule management, secure scanning, and detailed result analysis through a modular architecture.
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What is YaraFlux MCP Server?
YaraFlux MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides LLMs with the capability to analyze files using YARA rules. It integrates YARA scanning with AI assistants, allowing them to perform threat analysis through a standardized interface.
How to use YaraFlux MCP Server?
YaraFlux can be used by pulling the Docker image or building from source. It can then be integrated with Claude Desktop by adding it to the Claude Desktop config. The server exposes various MCP tools for rule management, scanning, and file management, accessible through its API.
Key features of YaraFlux MCP Server
Modular Architecture
MCP Integration
YARA Scanning
Rule Management
File Analysis
Security Features
Use cases of YaraFlux MCP Server
Threat analysis within AI assistant workflows
Automated YARA rule-based scanning of files and URLs
Integration with Claude Desktop for enhanced security analysis
Management and validation of YARA rules
Secure file upload and analysis
FAQ from YaraFlux MCP Server
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is a standardized interface for AI assistants to interact with external tools and services.
What storage options are available?
What storage options are available?
YaraFlux supports local filesystem storage and MinIO/S3 storage.
How do I integrate YaraFlux with Claude Desktop?
How do I integrate YaraFlux with Claude Desktop?
Add the YaraFlux server configuration to the Claude Desktop config file (claude_desktop_config.json) and restart Claude Desktop.
What kind of security features does YaraFlux have?
What kind of security features does YaraFlux have?
YaraFlux includes JWT authentication, non-root container execution, secure storage isolation, and configurable access controls.
How can I contribute to YaraFlux?
How can I contribute to YaraFlux?
You are welcome to contribute by forking the repository, creating a feature branch, committing your changes, and opening a pull request.