This MCP server, developed by BurtTheCoder, enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with the Shodan API and CVEDB. Built in JavaScript, it provides capabilities for IP lookups, device searches, DNS resolution, vulnerability queries, and CPE lookups. The implementation stands out by offering a standardized interface to Shodan's extensive IoT device data and vulnerability information. By connecting AI capabilities with Shodan's global device intelligence, this server allows AI systems to gather detailed information about internet-connected devices, analyze potential security vulnerabilities, and understand the global threat landscape. It is particularly useful for cybersecurity analysis, threat intelligence gathering, and building AI-powered network monitoring and risk assessment tools.
Retrieve comprehensive information about an IP address, including geolocation, open ports, running services, SSL certificates, hostnames, and cloud provider details if available. Parameters: ip (required)
Search Shodan's database of internet-connected devices. Parameters: query (required), max_results (optional, default: 10)
Query detailed vulnerability information from Shodan's CVEDB. Parameters: cve (required)
Resolve domain names to IP addresses using Shodan's DNS service. Parameters: hostnames (required)
Perform reverse DNS lookups to find hostnames associated with IP addresses. Parameters: ips (required)
Search for Common Platform Enumeration (CPE) entries by product name. Parameters: product (required), count (optional, default: false), skip (optional, default: 0), limit (optional, default: 1000)
Search for vulnerabilities affecting specific products or CPEs. Parameters: cpe23 (optional), product (optional), count (optional, default: false), is_kev (optional, default: false), sort_by_epss (optional, default: false), skip (optional, default: 0), limit (optional, default: 1000), start_date (optional), end_date (optional)
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