agent-security-scanner-mcp 1.4.9 → 2.0.0

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- # 🛡️ Agentic Security
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+ # agent-security-scanner-mcp
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- **The security layer for AI coding agents.**
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- [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/agent-security-scanner-mcp)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/agent-security-scanner-mcp)
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- [![Downloads](https://img.shields.io/npm/dm/agent-security-scanner-mcp)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/agent-security-scanner-mcp)
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- [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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+ A powerful MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for real-time security vulnerability scanning. Integrates with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, OpenCode.ai, Kilo Code, and any MCP-compatible client to automatically detect and fix security issues as you code.
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  AI coding agents like **Claude Code**, **Cursor**, **Windsurf**, **Cline**, **Copilot**, and **Devin** are transforming software development. But they introduce attack surfaces that traditional security tools weren't designed to handle:
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  **agent-security-scanner-mcp** is the first security scanner purpose-built for the agentic era. It protects AI coding agents in real-time via the [Model Context Protocol (MCP)](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/).
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- ## Why Agentic Security?
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+ **275+ Semgrep-aligned security rules | 105 auto-fix templates | 1M+ packages indexed | AI Agent prompt security**
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- | Traditional SAST | Agentic Security |
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- | Scans code you wrote | Scans code + prompts AI agents receive |
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- | Detects known CVEs | Detects AI-specific attacks (prompt injection, hallucination) |
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- | Runs in CI/CD pipelines | Runs in real-time inside your AI agent |
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- | Static rule matching | Behavioral analysis of agent instructions |
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- | Manual remediation | Auto-fix suggestions for every vulnerability |
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+ ## What's New in v2.0.0
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+ - **AST-based analysis** - tree-sitter powered parsing for 12 languages with higher accuracy
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+ - **Taint analysis** - Track data flow from sources (user input) to sinks (dangerous functions)
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+ - **Graceful fallback** - Works out-of-the-box with regex; enhanced detection when tree-sitter installed
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+ - **Metavariable patterns** - Semgrep-style `$VAR` patterns for structural matching
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+ - **Doctor command upgrade** - Now checks for AST engine availability
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+ ### Enhanced Detection with tree-sitter (Optional)
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+ For maximum detection accuracy, install the AST engine:
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install tree-sitter tree-sitter-python tree-sitter-javascript
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+ ```
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+ The scanner works without tree-sitter using regex-based detection, but AST analysis provides:
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+ - Fewer false positives through structural understanding
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+ - Taint tracking across function boundaries
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+ - Language-aware pattern matching
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+ ## What's New in v1.5.0
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+ - **92% smaller package** - Only 2.7 MB (down from 84 MB)
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+ - **6 ecosystems included** - PyPI, RubyGems, crates.io, pub.dev, CPAN, raku.land
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+ - **npm available separately** - Use `agent-security-scanner-mcp-full` for npm support (adds 7.6 MB)
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+ - **Bloom Filters** - Efficient storage for large package lists
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+ ## What's New in v1.3.0
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+ - **AI Agent Prompt Security** - New `scan_agent_prompt` tool to detect malicious prompts before execution
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+ - **56 prompt attack detection rules** - Exfiltration, backdoor requests, social engineering, jailbreaks
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+ - **Risk scoring engine** - BLOCK/WARN/LOG/ALLOW actions with 0-100 risk scores
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+ - **Prompt injection detection** - 39 rules for LLM prompt injection patterns
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+ ## What's New in v1.2.0
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+ - **110 new security rules** - Now covering 10 languages and IaC
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+ - **PHP support** - SQL injection, XSS, command injection, deserialization, file inclusion
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+ - **Ruby/Rails support** - Mass assignment, CSRF, unsafe eval, YAML deserialization
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+ - **C/C++ support** - Buffer overflow, format strings, memory safety, use-after-free
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+ - **Terraform support** - AWS S3, IAM, RDS, security groups, CloudTrail
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+ - **Kubernetes support** - Privileged containers, RBAC, network policies, secrets
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+ ## Features
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+ - **Real-time scanning** - Detect vulnerabilities instantly as you write code
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+ - **Auto-fix suggestions** - Get actionable fixes for every security issue
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+ - **Multi-language support** - JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, PHP, Ruby, C/C++, Dockerfile, Terraform, Kubernetes
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+ - **Semgrep-compatible** - Rules aligned with Semgrep registry format
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+ - **CWE & OWASP mapped** - Every rule includes CWE and OWASP references
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+ - **Hallucination detection** - Detect AI-invented package names across 7 ecosystems (4.3M+ packages)
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+ ## Installation
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+ ### Default Package (Lightweight - 2.7 MB)
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g agent-security-scanner-mcp
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+ ```
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+ Includes hallucination detection for: **PyPI, RubyGems, crates.io, pub.dev, CPAN, raku.land** (1M+ packages)
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+ ### Full Package (With npm - 8.7 MB)
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+ If you need **npm/JavaScript hallucination detection** (3.3M packages):
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g agent-security-scanner-mcp-full
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+ ```
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+ Or run directly with npx:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx agent-security-scanner-mcp
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+ ```
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+ ## Requirements
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+ - Node.js >= 18.0.0
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+ - Python 3.x (for the analyzer engine)
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+ - tree-sitter (optional, for enhanced AST-based detection)
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  ## Works With All Major AI Coding Tools
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  | **Zed** | MCP Server | ✅ Full Support |
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  | **Any MCP Client** | MCP Protocol | ✅ Compatible |
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- ## At a Glance
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- | Capability | Coverage |
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- | 🔍 **Security Rules** | 275+ Semgrep-aligned rules across 10 languages |
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- | 🔧 **Auto-Fix Templates** | 105 one-click fixes for common vulnerabilities |
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- | 🤖 **Prompt Attack Detection** | 56 rules for prompt injection, jailbreaks, exfiltration |
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- | 📦 **Package Verification** | 4.3M+ packages across 7 ecosystems |
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- | 🎯 **Standards Compliance** | CWE & OWASP mapped for every rule |
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- | 🌍 **Language Support** | JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, PHP, Ruby, C/C++, Terraform, Kubernetes |
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  ## Quick Start
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  ### One-Command Setup
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- - Never deletes anything only adds or updates entries
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- - Always creates a timestamped backup before modifying (e.g., `config.json.bak-20250204-143022`)
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- - Stops with a clear error if the config file contains invalid JSON
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- - Shows a diff and asks for confirmation if an existing entry differs
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- - Supports `--dry-run` to inspect changes before applying
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+ Check your environment and all client configurations:
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- ### Manual Installation
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+ ```bash
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+ npx agent-security-scanner-mcp doctor
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+ ```
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+ Checks Node.js version, Python availability, analyzer engine, and scans all client configs for issues. Auto-fix trivial problems with `--fix`:
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+ ### Try It Now
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+ Generate a vulnerable demo file and scan it instantly:
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- **Requirements:** Node.js ≥ 18 • Python 3.x
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+ Supports multiple languages:
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+ npx agent-security-scanner-mcp demo --lang js # JavaScript (default)
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+ npx agent-security-scanner-mcp demo --lang py # Python
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+ npx agent-security-scanner-mcp demo --lang go # Go
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+ npx agent-security-scanner-mcp demo --lang java # Java
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+ ```
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+ Creates a small file with 3 intentional vulnerabilities, runs the scanner, shows findings with CWE/OWASP references, and asks if you want to keep the file for testing.
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- ## Integration Guides
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- > **Tip:** Use `npx agent-security-scanner-mcp init <client>` for automatic setup instead of manual configuration below.
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+ ## Manual Configuration
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  Add to your `claude_desktop_config.json`:
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+ "command": ["npx", "-y", "agent-security-scanner-mcp"],
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+ ```
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- AI models hallucinate package names that don't exist. Attackers monitor AI suggestions, register these phantom packages, and publish malware. This supply chain attack vector is unique to AI-assisted development.
465
+ Detect AI-hallucinated package names that don't exist in official registries. Prevents supply chain attacks where attackers register fake package names suggested by AI.
364
466
 
365
- **The Threat:**
366
- ```python
367
- import flask_security_utils # AI suggested this but it doesn't exist on PyPI
368
- ```
467
+ **4,346,531 packages indexed across 7 ecosystems:**
468
+
469
+ | Ecosystem | Packages | Registry | Source Dataset |
470
+ |-----------|----------|----------|----------------|
471
+ | npm | 3,329,177 | npmjs.com | garak-llm/npm-20241031 |
472
+ | PyPI | 554,762 | pypi.org | garak-llm/pypi-20241031 |
473
+ | RubyGems | 180,693 | rubygems.org | garak-llm/rubygems-20241031 |
474
+ | crates.io | 156,489 | crates.io | garak-llm/crates-20250307 |
475
+ | Dart | 67,348 | pub.dev | garak-llm/dart-20250811 |
476
+ | Perl | 55,924 | metacpan.org | garak-llm/perl-20250811 |
477
+ | Raku | 2,138 | raku.land | garak-llm/raku-20250811 |
369
478
 
370
- An attacker registers `flask-security-utils` on PyPI with malicious code. Next developer who installs it gets compromised.
479
+ ### `check_package`
371
480
 
372
- **Agentic Security Response:**
481
+ Check if a single package name is legitimate or potentially hallucinated.
482
+
483
+ ```
484
+ Parameters:
485
+ package_name (string): The package name to verify
486
+ ecosystem (enum): "dart", "perl", "raku", "npm", "pypi", "rubygems", "crates"
487
+
488
+ Returns:
489
+ - legitimate: true/false
490
+ - hallucinated: true/false
491
+ - confidence: "high"
492
+ - recommendation: Action to take
493
+ ```
494
+
495
+ **Example:**
373
496
  ```json
374
497
  {
375
- "package": "flask_security_utils",
376
- "ecosystem": "pypi",
377
- "legitimate": false,
378
- "hallucinated": true,
498
+ "package": "flutter_animations",
499
+ "ecosystem": "dart",
500
+ "legitimate": true,
501
+ "hallucinated": false,
379
502
  "confidence": "high",
380
- "recommendation": "⚠️ Package does not exist in PyPI – likely AI hallucination. Do not install."
503
+ "total_known_packages": 64721,
504
+ "recommendation": "Package exists in registry - safe to use"
381
505
  }
382
506
  ```
383
507
 
384
- **4,346,531 Packages Verified Across 7 Ecosystems:**
385
-
386
- | Ecosystem | Packages | Registry |
387
- |-----------|----------|----------|
388
- | **npm** | 3,329,177 | npmjs.com |
389
- | **PyPI** | 554,762 | pypi.org |
390
- | **RubyGems** | 180,693 | rubygems.org |
391
- | **crates.io** | 156,489 | crates.io |
392
- | **Dart/Flutter** | 67,348 | pub.dev |
393
- | **Perl (CPAN)** | 55,924 | metacpan.org |
394
- | **Raku** | 2,138 | raku.land |
395
-
396
- ---
397
-
398
- ### 3. 🔍 Vulnerability Scanner
508
+ ### `scan_packages`
399
509
 
400
- Traditional SAST, supercharged for AI-assisted development. Scan code for 275+ vulnerability patterns with auto-fix suggestions for every issue. Works in real-time as your AI agent writes code.
510
+ Scan a code file and detect all potentially hallucinated package imports.
401
511
 
402
- **The Threat:**
403
- ```javascript
404
- // AI-generated code with SQL injection vulnerability
405
- db.query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = " + userId);
512
+ ```
513
+ Parameters:
514
+ file_path (string): Path to the file to scan
515
+ ecosystem (enum): "dart", "perl", "raku", "npm", "pypi", "rubygems", "crates"
516
+
517
+ Returns:
518
+ - List of all packages found
519
+ - Which are legitimate vs hallucinated
520
+ - Recommendation
406
521
  ```
407
522
 
408
- **Agentic Security Response:**
523
+ **Example output:**
409
524
  ```json
410
525
  {
411
- "ruleId": "javascript.lang.security.audit.sql-injection",
412
- "message": "SQL Injection vulnerability detected",
413
- "severity": "error",
414
- "line": 15,
415
- "metadata": {
416
- "cwe": "CWE-89",
417
- "owasp": "A03:2021 - Injection"
418
- },
419
- "suggested_fix": {
420
- "description": "Use parameterized queries",
421
- "original": "db.query(\"SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = \" + userId)",
422
- "fixed": "db.query(\"SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = ?\", [userId])"
423
- }
526
+ "file": "/path/to/main.dart",
527
+ "ecosystem": "dart",
528
+ "total_packages_found": 5,
529
+ "legitimate_count": 4,
530
+ "hallucinated_count": 1,
531
+ "hallucinated_packages": ["fake_flutter_pkg"],
532
+ "legitimate_packages": ["flutter", "http", "provider", "shared_preferences"],
533
+ "recommendation": "⚠️ Found 1 potentially hallucinated package(s): fake_flutter_pkg"
424
534
  }
425
535
  ```
426
536
 
427
- **275 Security Rules by Language:**
428
-
429
- | Language | Rules | Key Detections |
430
- |----------|-------|----------------|
431
- | **JavaScript/TypeScript** | 31 | XSS, prototype pollution, SQL injection, secrets |
432
- | **Python** | 36 | Injection, deserialization, XXE, SSRF |
433
- | **Java** | 27 | XXE, deserialization, SQL injection, LDAP injection |
434
- | **Go** | 22 | SQL injection, command injection, race conditions |
435
- | **PHP** | 25 | SQL injection, XSS, file inclusion, deserialization |
436
- | **Ruby/Rails** | 25 | Mass assignment, CSRF, unsafe eval, YAML deserialization |
437
- | **C/C++** | 25 | Buffer overflow, format string, use-after-free |
438
- | **Terraform** | 20 | S3 public access, IAM wildcards, unencrypted storage |
439
- | **Kubernetes** | 15 | Privileged containers, RBAC issues, secrets exposure |
440
- | **Dockerfile** | 18 | Secrets in build, root user, unverified images |
441
- | **Generic** | 31 | API keys, tokens, passwords, private keys |
537
+ ### `list_package_stats`
442
538
 
443
- **105 Auto-Fix Templates:**
444
-
445
- | Vulnerability | Fix Strategy |
446
- |--------------|--------------|
447
- | SQL Injection | Parameterized queries with placeholders |
448
- | XSS (innerHTML) | Replace with `textContent` or DOMPurify |
449
- | Command Injection | Use `execFile()` with `shell: false` |
450
- | Hardcoded Secrets | Environment variables |
451
- | Weak Crypto (MD5/SHA1) | Replace with SHA-256 |
452
- | Insecure Deserialization | Use `json.load()` or `yaml.safe_load()` |
453
- | SSL verify=False | Set `verify=True` |
454
- | Path Traversal | Use `path.basename()` |
455
- | Buffer Overflow | Use `strncpy()` with bounds checking |
456
- | CORS Wildcard | Specify allowed origins |
457
-
458
- ---
539
+ Show statistics about loaded package lists.
459
540
 
460
- ## Tools Reference
461
-
462
- ### Prompt Security
463
-
464
- | Tool | Description |
465
- |------|-------------|
466
- | `scan_agent_prompt` | Analyze prompt for malicious intent before execution |
541
+ ```json
542
+ {
543
+ "package_lists": [
544
+ { "ecosystem": "npm", "packages_loaded": 3329177, "status": "ready" },
545
+ { "ecosystem": "pypi", "packages_loaded": 554762, "status": "ready" },
546
+ { "ecosystem": "rubygems", "packages_loaded": 180693, "status": "ready" },
547
+ { "ecosystem": "crates", "packages_loaded": 156489, "status": "ready" },
548
+ { "ecosystem": "dart", "packages_loaded": 67348, "status": "ready" },
549
+ { "ecosystem": "perl", "packages_loaded": 55924, "status": "ready" },
550
+ { "ecosystem": "raku", "packages_loaded": 2138, "status": "ready" }
551
+ ],
552
+ "total_packages": 4346531
553
+ }
554
+ ```
467
555
 
468
- **Parameters:**
469
- - `prompt_text` (string): The prompt to analyze
470
- - `context.sensitivity_level` (optional): `"high"` | `"medium"` | `"low"`
556
+ ### Adding Custom Package Lists
471
557
 
472
- **Risk Thresholds:**
558
+ Add your own package lists to `packages/` directory:
473
559
 
474
- | Level | Score | Action | Examples |
475
- |-------|-------|--------|----------|
476
- | 🔴 CRITICAL | 85-100 | BLOCK | Exfiltration, backdoors, system destruction |
477
- | 🟠 HIGH | 70-84 | BLOCK | Jailbreaks, auth bypass, persistence mechanisms |
478
- | 🟡 MEDIUM | 50-69 | WARN | Suspicious patterns, review recommended |
479
- | 🟢 LOW | 25-49 | LOG | Minor concerns, monitor |
480
- | NONE | 0-24 | ALLOW | Safe to execute |
560
+ ```bash
561
+ # Format: one package name per line
562
+ packages/
563
+ ├── npm.txt # 3,329,177 packages (JavaScript)
564
+ ├── pypi.txt # 554,762 packages (Python)
565
+ ├── rubygems.txt # 180,693 packages (Ruby)
566
+ ├── crates.txt # 156,489 packages (Rust)
567
+ ├── dart.txt # 67,348 packages (Dart/Flutter)
568
+ ├── perl.txt # 55,924 packages (Perl)
569
+ └── raku.txt # 2,138 packages (Raku)
570
+ ```
481
571
 
482
- ---
572
+ ### Fetching Package Lists
483
573
 
484
- ### Package Verification
574
+ ```bash
575
+ # Using the included script (downloads from garak-llm datasets)
576
+ cd mcp-server
577
+ pip install datasets
578
+ python scripts/fetch-garak-packages.py
579
+ ```
485
580
 
486
- | Tool | Description |
487
- |------|-------------|
488
- | `check_package` | Verify if a package exists in official registry |
489
- | `scan_packages` | Scan file for all potentially hallucinated imports |
490
- | `list_package_stats` | Show loaded package database statistics |
581
+ Package lists are sourced from [garak-llm](https://huggingface.co/garak-llm) Hugging Face datasets:
491
582
 
492
- **Supported Ecosystems:** `npm` `pypi` `rubygems` • `crates` • `dart` • `perl` • `raku`
583
+ | Ecosystem | Dataset | Snapshot Date |
584
+ |-----------|---------|---------------|
585
+ | npm | [garak-llm/npm-20241031](https://huggingface.co/datasets/garak-llm/npm-20241031) | Oct 31, 2024 |
586
+ | PyPI | [garak-llm/pypi-20241031](https://huggingface.co/datasets/garak-llm/pypi-20241031) | Oct 31, 2024 |
587
+ | RubyGems | [garak-llm/rubygems-20241031](https://huggingface.co/datasets/garak-llm/rubygems-20241031) | Oct 31, 2024 |
588
+ | crates.io | [garak-llm/crates-20250307](https://huggingface.co/datasets/garak-llm/crates-20250307) | Mar 7, 2025 |
589
+ | Dart | [garak-llm/dart-20250811](https://huggingface.co/datasets/garak-llm/dart-20250811) | Aug 11, 2025 |
590
+ | Perl | [garak-llm/perl-20250811](https://huggingface.co/datasets/garak-llm/perl-20250811) | Aug 11, 2025 |
591
+ | Raku | [garak-llm/raku-20250811](https://huggingface.co/datasets/garak-llm/raku-20250811) | Aug 11, 2025 |
493
592
 
494
593
  ---
495
594
 
496
- ### Vulnerability Scanning
595
+ ## Security Rules (275 total)
497
596
 
498
- | Tool | Description |
499
- |------|-------------|
500
- | `scan_security` | Scan file for vulnerabilities with fix suggestions |
501
- | `fix_security` | Auto-apply all available security fixes |
502
- | `list_security_rules` | List all 275 security rules with metadata |
597
+ ### By Language
503
598
 
504
- ---
599
+ | Language | Rules | Categories |
600
+ |----------|-------|------------|
601
+ | JavaScript/TypeScript | 31 | XSS, injection, secrets, crypto |
602
+ | Python | 36 | Injection, deserialization, crypto, XXE |
603
+ | Java | 27 | Injection, XXE, crypto, deserialization |
604
+ | Go | 22 | Injection, crypto, race conditions |
605
+ | **PHP** | 25 | SQL injection, XSS, command injection, deserialization |
606
+ | **Ruby/Rails** | 25 | Mass assignment, CSRF, eval, YAML deserialization |
607
+ | **C/C++** | 25 | Buffer overflow, format string, memory safety |
608
+ | **Terraform/K8s** | 35 | AWS misconfig, IAM, privileged containers, RBAC |
609
+ | Dockerfile | 18 | Secrets, permissions, best practices |
610
+ | Generic (Secrets) | 31 | API keys, tokens, passwords |
505
611
 
506
- ## Use Cases
612
+ ### By Category
507
613
 
508
- ### 🏢 Enterprise Security Teams
614
+ | Category | Rules | Auto-Fix |
615
+ |----------|-------|----------|
616
+ | **Injection (SQL, Command, XSS)** | 55 | Yes |
617
+ | **Hardcoded Secrets** | 50 | Yes |
618
+ | **Weak Cryptography** | 25 | Yes |
619
+ | **Insecure Deserialization** | 18 | Yes |
620
+ | **Memory Safety (C/C++)** | 20 | Yes |
621
+ | **Infrastructure as Code** | 35 | Yes |
622
+ | **Path Traversal** | 10 | Yes |
623
+ | **SSRF** | 8 | Yes |
624
+ | **XXE** | 8 | Yes |
625
+ | **SSL/TLS Issues** | 12 | Yes |
626
+ | **CSRF** | 6 | Yes |
627
+ | **Other** | 28 | Yes |
628
+
629
+ ## Auto-Fix Templates (105 total)
630
+
631
+ Every detected vulnerability includes an automatic fix suggestion:
509
632
 
510
- - **Secure AI adoption** Deploy AI coding tools without compromising security posture
511
- - **Compliance** – CWE & OWASP mapping for audit trails
512
- - **Policy enforcement** Block dangerous prompts before execution
633
+ | Vulnerability | Fix Strategy |
634
+ |--------------|--------------|
635
+ | SQL Injection | Parameterized queries with placeholders |
636
+ | XSS (innerHTML) | Replace with `textContent` or DOMPurify |
637
+ | Command Injection | Use `execFile()` / `spawn()` with `shell: false` |
638
+ | Hardcoded Secrets | Environment variables (`process.env` / `os.environ`) |
639
+ | Weak Crypto (MD5/SHA1) | Replace with SHA-256 |
640
+ | Insecure Deserialization | Use `json.load()` or `yaml.safe_load()` |
641
+ | SSL verify=False | Set `verify=True` |
642
+ | Path Traversal | Use `path.basename()` / `os.path.basename()` |
643
+ | Eval/Exec | Remove or use safer alternatives |
644
+ | CORS Wildcard | Specify allowed origins |
513
645
 
514
- ### 👨‍💻 Individual Developers
646
+ ## Example Usage
515
647
 
516
- - **Catch AI mistakes** – Verify packages before installing AI suggestions
517
- - **Learn security** – Understand vulnerabilities with detailed explanations
518
- - **Ship secure code** – Auto-fix issues as you code
648
+ ### Scanning a file
519
649
 
520
- ### 🔒 Security Researchers
650
+ Ask Claude: *"Scan my app.js file for security issues"*
521
651
 
522
- - **Study AI attacks** 56 prompt injection patterns documented
523
- - **Extend rules** – Add custom YAML rules for new attack vectors
524
- - **Contribute** – Open source, MIT licensed
652
+ Claude will use `scan_security` and return:
653
+ - All vulnerabilities found
654
+ - Severity levels
655
+ - CWE/OWASP references
656
+ - Suggested fixes for each issue
525
657
 
526
- ### 🚀 Startups & Teams
658
+ ### Auto-fixing issues
527
659
 
528
- - **Accelerate securely** Move fast with AI without introducing vulnerabilities
529
- - **Reduce review burden** – Automated security checks on AI-generated code
530
- - **Prevent supply chain attacks** – Catch hallucinated packages before they ship
660
+ Ask Claude: *"Fix all security issues in app.js"*
531
661
 
532
- ---
662
+ Claude will use `fix_security` to:
663
+ - Apply all available auto-fixes
664
+ - Return the secured code
665
+ - List all changes made
533
666
 
534
- ## Vulnerabilities Detected
667
+ ## Supported Vulnerabilities
535
668
 
536
- ### Injection Attacks
537
- - SQL Injection (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MSSQL)
538
- - NoSQL Injection (MongoDB, DynamoDB)
539
- - Command Injection (exec, spawn, subprocess, system)
540
- - XSS (innerHTML, document.write, dangerouslySetInnerHTML)
669
+ ### Injection
670
+ - SQL Injection (multiple databases)
671
+ - NoSQL Injection (MongoDB)
672
+ - Command Injection (exec, spawn, subprocess)
673
+ - XSS (innerHTML, document.write, React dangerouslySetInnerHTML)
541
674
  - LDAP Injection
542
675
  - XPath Injection
543
- - Template Injection (Jinja2, SpEL, EJS)
676
+ - Template Injection (Jinja2, SpEL)
544
677
 
545
678
  ### Secrets & Credentials
546
679
  - AWS Access Keys & Secret Keys
547
- - GitHub Tokens (PAT, OAuth, App tokens)
548
- - Stripe, OpenAI, Slack API Keys
549
- - Database connection strings
550
- - Private Keys (RSA, SSH, PGP)
680
+ - GitHub Tokens (PAT, OAuth, App)
681
+ - Stripe API Keys
682
+ - OpenAI API Keys
683
+ - Slack Tokens & Webhooks
684
+ - Database URLs & Passwords
685
+ - Private Keys (RSA, SSH)
551
686
  - JWT Secrets
552
- - 25+ additional token patterns
687
+ - 25+ more token types
553
688
 
554
- ### Cryptography Issues
689
+ ### Cryptography
555
690
  - Weak Hashing (MD5, SHA1)
556
- - Weak Ciphers (DES, RC4, Blowfish)
691
+ - Weak Ciphers (DES, RC4)
557
692
  - ECB Mode Usage
558
- - Insecure Random (Math.random, random.random)
559
- - Weak RSA Key Size (<2048 bits)
560
- - Outdated TLS Versions
693
+ - Insecure Random
694
+ - Weak RSA Key Size
695
+ - Weak TLS Versions
696
+
697
+ ### Deserialization
698
+ - Python pickle/marshal/shelve
699
+ - YAML unsafe load
700
+ - Java ObjectInputStream
701
+ - Node serialize
702
+ - Go gob decode
703
+
704
+ ### Network & SSL
705
+ - SSL Verification Disabled
706
+ - Certificate Validation Bypass
707
+ - SSRF Vulnerabilities
708
+ - Open Redirects
709
+ - CORS Misconfiguration
561
710
 
562
711
  ### Memory Safety (C/C++)
563
712
  - Buffer Overflow (strcpy, strcat, sprintf, gets)
@@ -565,67 +714,55 @@ db.query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = " + userId);
565
714
  - Use-After-Free
566
715
  - Double-Free
567
716
  - Integer Overflow in malloc
568
- - Insecure temp files (mktemp, tmpnam)
717
+ - Insecure memset (optimized away)
718
+ - Unsafe temp files (mktemp, tmpnam)
569
719
 
570
720
  ### Infrastructure as Code
571
721
  - AWS S3 Public Access
572
- - Security Groups Open to World
722
+ - Security Groups Open to World (SSH, RDP)
573
723
  - IAM Admin Policies (Action:*, Resource:*)
574
- - RDS Public Access / Unencrypted Storage
724
+ - RDS Public Access / Unencrypted
725
+ - CloudTrail Disabled
726
+ - KMS Key Rotation Disabled
727
+ - EBS Unencrypted
728
+ - EC2 IMDSv1 Enabled
575
729
  - Kubernetes Privileged Containers
730
+ - K8s Run as Root
731
+ - K8s Host Network/PID
576
732
  - RBAC Wildcard Permissions
733
+ - Cluster Admin Bindings
577
734
 
578
- ### AI-Specific Attacks
579
- - Prompt Injection (39 patterns)
580
- - Instruction Override Attempts
581
- - Data Exfiltration via Prompts
582
- - Jailbreak Attempts (DAN, developer mode)
583
- - Social Engineering in Prompts
584
- - Package Hallucination
585
-
586
- ---
587
-
588
- ## What's New
735
+ ### Other
736
+ - Path Traversal
737
+ - XXE (XML External Entities)
738
+ - CSRF Disabled
739
+ - Debug Mode Enabled
740
+ - Prototype Pollution
741
+ - ReDoS (Regex DoS)
742
+ - Race Conditions
743
+ - Open Redirects
744
+ - Mass Assignment (Rails)
745
+ - Unsafe Eval/Constantize
589
746
 
590
- ### v1.3.0 AI Agent Prompt Security
591
- - **Prompt Firewall** – New `scan_agent_prompt` tool
592
- - **56 attack detection rules** – Exfiltration, backdoors, jailbreaks
593
- - **Risk scoring engine** – BLOCK/WARN/LOG/ALLOW with 0-100 scores
747
+ ### Adding New Rules
594
748
 
595
- ### v1.2.0 Expanded Language Support
596
- - **110 new security rules** – Now covering 10 languages + IaC
597
- - **PHP, Ruby, C/C++** – Full security rule coverage
598
- - **Terraform & Kubernetes** – Infrastructure as Code security
599
-
600
- ### v1.1.0 – Package Hallucination Detection
601
- - **4.3M+ packages** – Across 7 ecosystems
602
- - **Real-time verification** – Check packages as AI suggests them
603
-
604
- ---
605
-
606
- ## Adding Custom Rules
607
-
608
- Security rules use YAML format compatible with Semgrep:
749
+ Rules are defined in YAML format in the `rules/` directory:
609
750
 
610
751
  ```yaml
611
- - id: custom.security.my-rule
612
- languages: [python]
752
+ - id: language.category.rule-name
753
+ languages: [javascript]
613
754
  severity: ERROR
614
755
  message: "Description of the vulnerability"
615
756
  patterns:
616
- - "dangerous_function\\("
757
+ - "regex_pattern"
617
758
  metadata:
618
759
  cwe: "CWE-XXX"
619
- owasp: "A01:2021"
760
+ owasp: "Category"
620
761
  ```
621
762
 
622
- Add rules to the `rules/` directory and they'll be automatically loaded.
623
-
624
- ---
625
-
626
763
  ## Feedback & Support
627
764
 
628
- This project is currently **closed-source**. However, we welcome your feedback!
765
+ We welcome your feedback!
629
766
 
630
767
  - 🐛 **Bug Reports:** [Report issues](https://github.com/sinewaveai/agent-security-scanner-mcp/issues)
631
768
  - 💡 **Feature Requests:** [Request features](https://github.com/sinewaveai/agent-security-scanner-mcp/issues)
@@ -633,29 +770,6 @@ This project is currently **closed-source**. However, we welcome your feedback!
633
770
 
634
771
  We actively monitor issues and prioritize based on community feedback.
635
772
 
636
- ---
637
-
638
773
  ## License
639
774
 
640
- MIT License – Free for personal and commercial use.
641
-
642
- ---
643
-
644
- ## Links
645
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- - **npm:** [npmjs.com/package/agent-security-scanner-mcp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/agent-security-scanner-mcp)
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- - **GitHub:** [github.com/sinewaveai/agent-security-scanner-mcp](https://github.com/sinewaveai/agent-security-scanner-mcp)
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- - **Issues:** [Report bugs or request features](https://github.com/sinewaveai/agent-security-scanner-mcp/issues)
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- - **MCP Protocol:** [modelcontextprotocol.io](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/)
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- ## Keywords
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- Agentic security, AI coding agent security, MCP server, Model Context Protocol, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor security, Windsurf security, Cline, Kilo Code, OpenCode, AI agent protection, prompt injection detection, package hallucination, supply chain security, SAST, static analysis, vulnerability scanner, code security, LLM security, AI safety, OWASP, CWE, secure coding, DevSecOps, shift-left security.
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- <b>Agentic Security</b> – Because AI agents need guardrails too.
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