MCP Threat Intel ORKL

What is MCP Threat Intel ORKL?

MCP Threat Intel ORKL is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for querying the ORKL API. It provides tools for fetching and analyzing threat reports, threat actors, and sources, and integrates smoothly with MCP-compatible applications.

How to use MCP Threat Intel ORKL?

Edit or create the Claude desktop config file (claude_desktop_config.json) to add the server configuration with the command uv and the arguments --directory /path/to/orkl run orkl. The server is then available in MCP-compatible clients.

Key features of MCP Threat Intel ORKL

• Fetch latest threat reports with titles and IDs
• Retrieve detailed information for a specific threat report
• Fetch a list of known threat actors
• Get detailed information for a specific threat actor
• Fetch a list of sources used in threat intelligence
• Retrieve detailed metadata for a specific source

Use cases of MCP Threat Intel ORKL

• Automate retrieval of recent threat intelligence reports for analysis
• Quickly look up details on a specific threat actor during an investigation
• Enumerate known sources of threat intelligence for research
• Integrate ORKL data into a GenAI assistant for security reporting

FAQ from MCP Threat Intel ORKL

What does MCP Threat Intel ORKL do?

It provides MCP tools to query the ORKL API for threat reports, threat actors, and sources, enabling integration with MCP-compatible applications like Claude.

How do I install MCP Threat Intel ORKL?

Add the provided JSON configuration to your Claude desktop config file, specifying the path to the server directory and using uv to run the orkl command.

What runtime dependencies does MCP Threat Intel ORKL require?

The server is run via uv, which implies Python and the uv package manager are required. The exact Python version is not specified in the README.

Where does the threat intelligence data come from?

All data is fetched from the ORKL API. No local data storage is mentioned.

Does MCP Threat Intel ORKL require authentication?

The README does not mention any authentication requirements for the ORKL API or the MCP server itself.