mcp_server_pcileech

The server wraps the powerful PCILeech command-line tool via subprocess execution, which inherently carries high-risk capabilities (DMA memory access). While significant effort has been made in `pcileech_wrapper.py` to sanitize and validate input parameters (e.g., `_sanitize_path_component` for script/signature names) before passing them to the subprocess, thus mitigating common command injection vectors, the underlying tool provides deep system access. Certain parameters like `input_file` and `output_file` in `kmd_execute` are noted as 'user-controlled, verify with caution', implying a potential for misuse if the MCP client or user is malicious. The tool is explicitly stated for 'authorized debugging/security research/education purposes', not for unauthorized access.