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Kirandawadi volatility3 mcp
Volatility3 MCP Server for automating Memory Forensics
WHAT IT CONNECTS
What Kirandawadi volatility3 mcp gives an AI Agent
- **Memory Dump Analysis**: Analyze Windows and Linux memory dumps using various plugins
- **Process Inspection**: List running processes, examine their details, and identify suspicious activity
- **Network Analysis**: Examine network connections to detect command and control servers
- **Cross-Platform Support**: Works with both Windows and Linux memory dumps (macOS support coming soon)
- **Malware Detection**: Scan memory with **YARA rules** to identify known malware signatures
- Clone this repository:
- Create a virtual environment:
- Install the required dependencies:
- Configure Claude Desktop:
- Go to `Claude` -> `Settings` -> `Developer` -> `Edit Config` -> `claude_desktop_config.json` and add the following
- Restart Claude Desktop and begin analyzing the memory dumps.
- Start the SSE server:
- Configure Cursor to use the SSE server:
- Open Cursor settings
- Navigate to `Features` -> `MCP Servers`
- Add a new MCP server with the URL `http://127.0.0.1:8080/sse`
- Use the Cursor Composer in agent mode and begin analyzing memory dumps.
- **initialize_memory_file**: Set up a memory dump file for analysis
- **detect_os**: Identify the operating system of the memory dump
- **list_plugins**: Display all available Volatility3 plugins
- **get_plugin_info**: Get detailed information about a specific plugin
- **run_plugin**: Execute any Volatility3 plugin with custom arguments
- **get_processes**: List all running processes in the memory dump
- **get_network_connections**: View all network connections from the system
- **list_process_open_handles**: Examine files and resources accessed by a process
- **scan_with_yara**: Scan memory for malicious patterns using YARA rules
SECURITY
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