SecureAnnex MCP Server
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The SecureAnnex MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed for analyzing browser extension security. It provides tools for querying, analyzing, and evaluating security aspects of browser extensions, including vulnerability detection and code review.
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What is SecureAnnex MCP Server?
SecureAnnex MCP Server is a tool that allows you to analyze the security of browser extensions. It provides various tools to query, analyze, and evaluate security aspects of browser extensions including vulnerability detection, signature checking, code review, and more.
How to use SecureAnnex MCP Server?
To use the server, first download or clone the repository. Then, configure Claude Desktop with the provided configuration, ensuring the path to the server directory and the API key are correctly set. Once configured, you can use Claude to interact with the server's tools by specifying the tool name and arguments in your requests. See the example usage section for practical examples.
Key features of SecureAnnex MCP Server
Extension search and information retrieval
Security vulnerability detection
Security signature checking
Network URL extraction
Manifest permission risk analysis
AI-powered security analysis
Code security review
User review retrieval
Recent updates tracking
Integration with other MCPs (e.g., VirusTotal)
Use cases of SecureAnnex MCP Server
Identifying vulnerabilities in browser extensions
Analyzing the security risks associated with specific extensions
Reviewing the code of extensions for potential security flaws
Monitoring extensions for suspicious network activity
Checking the reputation of domains used by extensions
Auditing extension permissions
Performing comprehensive security audits of extensions
Automated security analysis of browser extensions
Integrating security analysis into existing workflows
FAQ from SecureAnnex MCP Server
How do I get an API key?
How do I get an API key?
Obtain your API key from the SecureAnnex service.
How do I configure Claude Desktop?
How do I configure Claude Desktop?
Edit the ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json file with the provided configuration, replacing the path with the absolute path to your SecureAnnex MCP server directory and adding your API key.
What if Claude can't find the uv command?
What if Claude can't find the uv command?
Use the absolute path to the uv command instead. You can find the absolute path by running which uv in your terminal.
What types of security analysis can I perform?
What types of security analysis can I perform?
You can perform vulnerability detection, signature checking, code review, manifest permission risk analysis, and AI-powered security analysis.
Can I integrate this with other MCPs?
Can I integrate this with other MCPs?
Yes, you can integrate with other MCPs such as VirusTotal to enhance the analysis, for example by checking the reputation of domains used by the extension.