SecureAnnex MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Search and retrieve detailed metadata and version history for browser extensions by name, ID, or owner.

• 2

  Perform automated security analysis such as vulnerability lookups, signature checks, manifest permission risk assessments, and code reviews for extensions.

• 3

  Extract network domains from extensions and coordinate reputation checks with external MCPs (e.g., VirusTotal) for comprehensive threat assessments.

Description

SecureAnnex MCP Server exposes a set of tools for discovering, inspecting, and analyzing browser extensions for security issues such as vulnerabilities, suspicious signatures, network endpoints, manifest permission risks, and code-level concerns. It is designed to run as an MCP under Claude Desktop (using the uv package manager) and integrates with other MCPs (for example, VirusTotal) to enrich findings. The server streamlines extension security audits, user-review retrieval, and version history inspection to help developers and security analysts prioritize and remediate risks.