tls-cert-chain-resolver
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Overview
This server provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface for comprehensive TLS X.509 certificate chain resolution, validation, expiry monitoring, visualization, and AI-powered security analysis.
Installation
tls-cert-chain-resolverEnvironment Variables
- MCP_X509_CONFIG_FILE
- X509_AI_APIKEY
Security Notes
The source code demonstrates strong security practices: - Hardcoded secrets are avoided; AI API keys are loaded from environment variables (X509_AI_APIKEY) or configuration files. - Network operations for fetching remote certificates and calling AI APIs are time-limited using context.WithTimeout to prevent hangs and resource exhaustion. - Template rendering (for prompts and documentation) uses `text/template` with basic validation (`validateTemplateStructure`) to prevent simple injection attacks. - Memory management is efficient with extensive use of reusable buffer pools (`gc.Buffer`), reducing GC pressure and potential memory leaks. - Error handling is robust, with explicit checks for parameter validity and context cancellation. - The application prioritizes security in its workflows, including validation, revocation checks, and cryptographic strength analysis.
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