incident-timeline-mcp
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Overview
Extracts structured information from incident response logs to aid in timeline analysis, action tracking, entity identification, and severity assessment.
Installation
python server.pySecurity Notes
The server primarily relies on Python's regex engine and string manipulation for text extraction. It runs as a local MCP server, communicating via stdio, which inherently limits network exposure. There are no direct calls to external APIs, use of 'eval' with untrusted input, or hardcoded secrets observed in the provided source code. Input sanitization is handled via context-based filtering for regex patterns (e.g., timestamps, actors), which helps mitigate false positives. The main potential (minor) risk would be if complex, malicious regex input could trigger a ReDoS vulnerability, but this is less impactful in a local, single-user context.
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