Hexstrike AI MCP Server
Automate penetration testing and vulnerability analysis with 150+ integrated tools.
Data last scanned today · Reviewed today
Overview
Hexstrike AI MCP Server functions as an autonomous cybersecurity framework, utilizing a multi-agent architecture to execute security tasks via the Model Context Protocol. It incorporates over 150 security tools and 12 specialized agents, including modules for CVE intelligence, bug bounty hunting, and exploit generation, all managed through an intelligent decision engine. The server connects AI assistants directly to its security infrastructure to perform attack chain discovery and vulnerability assessment. It provides real-time visualization through progress dashboards and vulnerability cards to track the output of its automated security operations.
Our verdict
This server carries a high-risk score of 42/100, primarily due to the lack of independent editorial review for its OAuth and read-only mode implementations. Given that it serves as an automated penetration testing framework, its operations are inherently sensitive. It is intended for professional security environments where users can mitigate risks associated with community-maintained code, and it should not be deployed in environments where automated security tool execution is restricted or unmonitored.
- Provides access to 150+ security tools
- Includes 12+ autonomous AI security agents
- Zero direct dependencies simplifies supply-chain surface
- Licensed under the permissive MIT license
- High security risk rating of 42/100
- Community-maintained rather than vendor-managed
- Authentication and read-only mechanisms are unreviewed
Tools
| Tool | Description | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Nmap | Advanced port scanning with custom NSE scripts and service detection | low |
| Rustscan | Ultra-fast port scanner with intelligent rate limiting | low |
| Masscan | High-speed Internet-scale port scanning with banner grabbing | low |
| AutoRecon | Comprehensive automated reconnaissance with 35+ parameters | medium |
| Amass | Advanced subdomain enumeration and OSINT gathering | low |
| Subfinder | Fast passive subdomain discovery with multiple sources | low |
| Fierce | DNS reconnaissance and zone transfer testing | low |
| DNSEnum | DNS information gathering and subdomain brute forcing | low |
| TheHarvester | Email and subdomain harvesting from multiple sources | low |
| ARP-Scan | Network discovery using ARP requests | low |
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | ||||
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf |
Frequently asked questions
›What are the core technical requirements to run HexStrike AI?
The server requires Python 3.8 or higher and a virtual environment created from the cloned repository. Additionally, specific security tools must be installed on the system to support the server's functionality.
›Which AI clients are supported by the HexStrike MCP server?
The server integrates with any MCP-compatible agent, including Claude Desktop, VS Code Copilot, Roo Code, and Cursor. Note that version 0.14.0 of 5ire is currently not supported.
›Does the server require specific browser software?
Yes, the browser agent functionality requires Chrome or Chromium to be installed on the host system.
›How are the security tools categorized within the server?
The server organizes over 150 tools into distinct categories including Network and Reconnaissance, Web Application Security, Password and Authentication, Binary Analysis, and Cloud Security.
Alternatives
Badge
Maintain this server? Add the live badge to your README.