Zantrix

The server's core functionality involves performing network requests to user-provided IPs/domains/URLs (e.g., trace_ip, scan_network, analyze_headers, dns_lookup, whois_lookup, ssl_inspector, find_subdomains, check_robots) and accessing local file paths (e.g., scan_files, hash_file, search_logs). While these are the intended security features, they inherently grant the integrated AI powerful capabilities for local file system interaction and external/internal network reconnaissance from the user's machine. This means a malicious or compromised AI, or a user tricked by a prompt, could potentially misuse these tools to read sensitive local files (e.g., scan_files, search_logs) or perform network activities. No 'eval' or direct self-executing malicious patterns are found in the server's own code; 'eval' is used as a *pattern to detect* in `scanFiles.ts`. No hardcoded secrets were identified. The `@ts-ignore` for the 'whois' library is a minor code quality note but not a direct security vulnerability.