bmorphism_slowtime-mcp-server
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Slowtime MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed for secure time-based operations, offering protection against timing attacks and utilizing timelock encryption.
The Slowtime MCP Server is a robust solution for managing secure time-based operations. It integrates advanced features such as timing attack protection and timelock encryption to ensure data security and integrity. The server is designed to handle operations with precision, using time fuzzing techniques to prevent timing attacks and leveraging a distributed randomness network for encryption. It also includes a comprehensive interval management system, allowing users to create, pause, and resume intervals seamlessly. The server's architecture is built around four main components: TimeFuzz for timing attack protection, TimeKeeper for interval management, TimeLock for encryption, and TimeVault for storage and analytics. These components work together to provide a secure and efficient environment for time-based operations.
Features
- Time Fuzzing & Security: Implements random duration fuzzing and jittered timestamps to protect against timing attacks.
- Timelock Encryption Flow: Utilizes a distributed randomness network for secure data encryption and interval-based decryption.
- Interval Management: Offers comprehensive tools for creating, pausing, and resuming intervals with automatic cleanup.
- Timing Attack Prevention: Includes random operation delays and constant-time comparisons to enhance security.
- TimeVault Analytics: Provides persistent storage and analytics capabilities using DuckDB WASM for historical data tracking.
