Slowtime MCP Server logo

Slowtime MCP Server

by bmorphism

A Model Context Protocol server for secure time-based operations. It provides timing attack protection and timelock encryption.

View on GitHub

Last updated: N/A

What is Slowtime MCP Server?

Slowtime MCP Server is a server designed to provide secure time-based operations with protection against timing attacks and using timelock encryption. It integrates with Claude Desktop to enable features like delayed decryption and secure data handling based on time intervals.

How to use Slowtime MCP Server?

To use Slowtime, add it to your Claude Desktop config file. You can then use basic interval commands like start_interval, check_interval, pause_interval, and resume_interval. For timelock encryption, start an interval, encrypt your data using the interval ID, and attempt decryption after the interval ends.

Key features of Slowtime MCP Server

  • Time Fuzzing & Security

  • Timelock Encryption Flow

  • Interval Management

  • Timing Attack Prevention

Use cases of Slowtime MCP Server

  • Securely delaying access to sensitive data

  • Implementing time-based access control

  • Protecting against timing attacks in cryptographic operations

  • Creating time-released secrets

  • Secure data storage with time-based decryption

FAQ from Slowtime MCP Server

What is Time Fuzzing?

Time fuzzing adds random delays to operations to prevent timing attacks, making it harder for attackers to infer information based on the time an operation takes.

How does Timelock Encryption work?

Data is encrypted with a timelock, making it decryptable only after a specified time interval has passed, secured by a distributed randomness network.

What is Interval Management?

Interval management allows you to create, pause, resume, and track time intervals, which are used as the basis for timelock encryption.

How does TimeVault work?

TimeVault uses DuckDB WASM for persistent storage of encrypted data, allowing historical tracking, analytics, and querying of encrypted timevaults.

What kind of data can I store in TimeVault?

You can store any kind of encrypted data in TimeVault. The data is stored as TEXT, and you can add metadata as JSON.