YaraFlux MCP Server
YaraFlux MCP Server integrates YARA-based threat detection with AI assistants, supporting rule management, file analysis, and secure scanning through a modular architecture.
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Apr 28 2025
YaraFlux MCP Server integrates YARA-based threat detection with AI assistants, supporting rule management, file analysis, and secure scanning through a modular architecture.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 28 2025
ThreatFlux
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What is YaraFlux MCP Server?
YaraFlux MCP Server functions as a standardized platform allowing AI assistants to perform detailed YARA rule-based threat analysis. It offers comprehensive rule management, enabling creation, validation, and deletion of rules. The server supports URL and file content scanning, providing detailed match data and secure storage options. Its architecture includes modular components for MCP integration, storage flexibility with local and cloud options, and optimized YARA engine capabilities, making it suitable for cybersecurity workflows and automated threat detection systems.
Who will use YaraFlux MCP Server?
- Cybersecurity analysts
- Threat detection teams
- Security researchers
- AI developers integrating threat analysis
- Enterprise security operations
How to use the YaraFlux MCP Server?
- Step1: Install and run YaraFlux MCP Server via Docker or from source
- Step2: Configure the server in Claude Desktop or other MCP clients
- Step3: Use MCP tools to manage YARA rules, upload files, or scan URLs and data
- Step4: Retrieve scan results and analyze threat matches
- Step5: Manage storage and cleanup as needed
YaraFlux MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- list_yara_rules
- get_yara_rule
- validate_yara_rule
- add_yara_rule
- update_yara_rule
- delete_yara_rule
- import_threatflux_rules
- scan_url
- scan_data
- get_scan_result
- upload_file
- get_file_info
- list_files
- delete_file
- extract_strings
- get_hex_view
- download_file
- get_storage_info
- clean_storage
The Benefits
- Seamless integration with AI for threat analysis
- Flexible rule management and validation
- Efficient file and URL scanning
- Secure storage with cloud support
- Modular architecture for easy customization
YaraFlux MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated malware detection in enterprise workflows
- Threat hunting using AI and YARA rules
- Security research for rule development and testing
- Compliance audits with detailed scan reports
- Integration with chatbots for real-time threat alerts
FAQs of YaraFlux MCP Server
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- ThreatFlux
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