kcve

kcve

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The Kernel CVE MCP Server clones the Linux kernel CVE List git repository into an SQLite database and allows querying this database through a basic MCP server.

The Kernel CVE MCP Server is designed to facilitate the management and querying of Linux kernel CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) data. By cloning the Linux kernel CVE List git repository into an SQLite database, it provides a structured and efficient way to access and analyze CVE information. The server operates using a simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, which supports basic commands to interact with the database. This setup is particularly useful for developers and security analysts who need to track and manage kernel vulnerabilities efficiently. The server can be configured to specify the location of the database file, ensuring flexibility and ease of integration into various workflows.

Features

  • Clones Linux kernel CVE List into SQLite database for structured data management.
  • Provides a basic MCP server for querying the CVE database.
  • Supports commands to download and save CVE data into a database.
  • Configurable database file location for flexible integration.
  • Facilitates efficient tracking and management of kernel vulnerabilities.

Tools

  1. kernel-list-to-sqlite

    Download the Kernel CVE list and save it to the SQLite database

  2. stio-mcp

    stdio MCP server that provides the get_kernel_cve_info tool