ransomwarelive-mcp-server
Ransomware Live MCP Server interfaces with the ransomware.live API, allowing users to leverage LLM/MCP clients to analyze ransomware data. Its features include fetching details about victims and ransomware groups, categorized by sectors, countries, and timeframes.
Ransomware Live MCP Server
This model context protocol (MCP) server interfaces with the ransomware.live API. Allowing you to use any LLM/MCP client of your choosing to reason over this data and find insights.
Credit for ransomware.live goes to its creator Julien Mousqueton.
🧰 Available Tools and Resources
get_recent_victims
: tool - get details about the last 100 victims claimed by ransomware groups that are tracked by ransomware.liveget_sector_counts
: tool - get the number of victims by sector that are tracked by ransomware.liveget_victims_by_sector
: tool - get details about victims within a specific sectorget_victims_by_sector_countrycode
: tool - get details about victims within a specific sector and country codeget_victims_by_countrycode
: tool - get details about victims within a specific countryget_victims_by_year
: tool - get details about the victims within a specific yearget_victims_by_year_month
: tool - get details about the victims within a specific year and monthget_victims_by_keyword
: tool - query for victims by keywordget_all_ransomware_groups
: tool - get details about all ransomware groups that are tracked by ransomware.liveget_ransomware_group
: tool - get details about a specific ransomware group according to ransomware.liveget_ransomware_group_victims
: tool - get all victims of a specific ransomware group according to ransomware.live
📝 Usage
Start the server using the default stdio transport
uv run ransomwarelive_mcp_server
🧑💻 Usage (Development)
Start the server and test it with the MCP inspector
uv add "mcp[cli]"
mcp dev server.py
🔍 Example Use Case
Using the MCP server with Claude desktop (you must have Claude desktop installed)
uv add "mcp[cli]"
mcp install server.py --name "Ransomware Live MCP Server"
With a basic prompt:
With a basic prompt and visual output:
🪪 License
MIT License