MCP Cybersec Watchdog
CautionComprehensive Linux server security audit with 89 CIS Benchmark controls, NIST 800-53, and PCI-DSS compliance checks. Real-time monitoring with anomaly detection across 23 analyzers: firewall, SSH, fail2ban, Docker, CVE, rootkit, SSL/TLS, filesystem, network, and more.
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No authentication mechanism detected in source code
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No CORS-relevant transport detected (likely stdio)
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No rate limiting mechanism detected
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No known CVEs in dependencies
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No known vulnerable dependencies detected
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No dangerous code patterns detected
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License: MIT
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Last commit 38 days ago
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MCP Cybersec Watchdog?
Comprehensive Linux server security audit with 89 CIS Benchmark controls, NIST 800-53, and PCI-DSS compliance checks. Real-time monitoring with anomaly detection across 23 analyzers: firewall, SSH, fail2ban, Docker, CVE, rootkit, SSL/TLS, filesystem, network, and more.
Is MCP Cybersec Watchdog safe to use?
MCP Cybersec Watchdog is rated Caution. Some security checks raised warnings. Review the safety report on this page for details before use.
What are alternatives to MCP Cybersec Watchdog?
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