slowtime-mcp-server
The Slowtime MCP Server is a secure timing-enabled server focused on preventing timing attacks and managing data encryption within a specified time frame. It employs time fuzzing, interval management, and supports analytic capabilities for stored data.
Overview
Slowtime MCP Server is designed for secure time-based operations with features including timing attack protection and timelock encryption. It integrates with Claude Desktop for configuration and supports interval management, enforced pauses, and resume operations through basic commands. Security features include random delays and constant-time comparisons, with data encrypted under a time condition using the drand network. The architecture is composed of TimeFuzz, TimeKeeper, TimeLock, and TimeVault components, each servicing a core aspect of the server's functionality. Analytical capabilities are provided using DuckDB WASM.
Features
- Time Fuzzing & Security: Implements random fuzzing to protect against timing attacks.
- Timelock Encryption Flow: Supports timed encryption with integration to a randomness network.
- Interval Management: Manages operations with creation, pause, and resume functionalities.
- Security Features: Includes timing attack prevention and secure time-based storage.
- TimeVault Analytics: Offers query history and analytical insights on stored data.
Usage
- Start intervals with specified durations.
- Encrypt and decrypt data based on interval completions.
- Query historical data and analytics with TimeVault.
Architecture
- TimeFuzz: Provides timing protection features.
- TimeKeeper: Manages intervals and provides tracking features.
- TimeLock: Secures data encryption and decryption.
- TimeVault: Supports persistent storage and analytics.