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MCP Ethical Hacking

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This repository provides educational tools for analyzing social media content using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), demonstrating both its capabilities and potential security risks. It aims to help users recognize and prevent security issues in MCP implementations.

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What is MCP Ethical Hacking?

This is a collection of tools designed for educational purposes to demonstrate the potential security risks associated with Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementations. It includes utilities for extracting and analyzing content from social media platforms like Reddit and LinkedIn, highlighting both legitimate use cases and security vulnerabilities.

How to use MCP Ethical Hacking?

The repository provides tools for extracting and analyzing content from Reddit and LinkedIn. Refer to the individual Readme files (Reddit Readme, Linkedin Readme) for specific installation and usage instructions. Pay close attention to the security considerations and best practices outlined in the README before using the tools.

Key features of MCP Ethical Hacking

  • Reddit Content Extractor

  • LinkedIn Profile Analyzer

  • MCP Server Implementation (stdio and SSE)

  • Demonstrates code execution and obfuscation techniques

  • Highlights data access vulnerabilities

  • Illustrates security best practices

Use cases of MCP Ethical Hacking

  • Educational demonstrations of MCP security risks

  • Analyzing Reddit discussions and comments

  • Content strategy analysis for LinkedIn profiles

  • Understanding code execution via embedded code in images

  • Learning about WebAssembly module execution in MCP

  • Implementing security best practices for MCP tools

FAQ from MCP Ethical Hacking

What is the purpose of this repository?

This repository is for educational purposes to demonstrate the potential security risks in MCP implementations.

What kind of tools are included?

The toolkit includes tools for extracting and analyzing content from Reddit and LinkedIn, as well as an MCP server implementation.

Are these tools safe to use?

These tools are provided for educational purposes only. Always review the code, sandbox execution, and limit permissions when using them.

What are some of the security considerations?

The toolkit demonstrates code execution and obfuscation techniques, as well as potential data access vulnerabilities.

How can I contribute to this project?

The project is primarily for educational demonstration. Contributions are not explicitly mentioned.