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#Security MCP Servers

Discover 10 MCP servers tagged with Security on the Vinkius App Catalog.

HashiCorp Vault

HashiCorp Vault

50 tools

Securely manage secrets, tokens, and encryption keys via HashiCorp Vault. Read KV secrets, generate dynamic credentials, and monitor system health.

Yousign MCP

Yousign MCP

12 tools

Secure electronic signatures for documents and contracts with AI using Yousign V3.

SuperTokens MCP

SuperTokens MCP

18 tools

Manage authentication, users, sessions, and roles via SuperTokens Core directly from your AI agent.

JWT Decoder & Verifier

JWT Decoder & Verifier

1 tools

Decode and mathematically verify JWT tokens local. Ensure API authentication tokens are cryptographically authentic and not expired.

Regex Toolkit MCP Server

Regex Toolkit MCP Server

3 tools

Equip your AI with strict Regular Expressions. Deterministically extract, validate, and redact Emails, URLs, and Phones without hallucinations.

Ugosign

Ugosign

6 tools

Sign documents electronically with a platform that supports advanced electronic signatures and complies with European regulations.

Hanko (Passkey Auth)

Hanko (Passkey Auth)

15 tools

Manage passkey authentication and user identity via Hanko. Initialize registrations, handle logins, and manage WebAuthn credentials directly.

Bcrypt Hash Engine MCP Server

Bcrypt Hash Engine MCP Server

2 tools

Hash and verify passwords with the industry-standard bcrypt algorithm. Two tools in one: hash with configurable salt rounds, and verify against stored hashes. Pure JS. Zero compilation.

Crypto Random String MCP Server

Crypto Random String MCP Server

1 tools

Generate cryptographically secure random strings for API keys, tokens, and invite codes using Node.js crypto.randomBytes().

CTO Architect Prover

CTO Architect Prover

1 tools

An AI proposed Kubernetes for 50 users, says 'use HTTPS' as a security strategy, and plans database migrations during maintenance windows. That is not architecture. That is Resume-Driven Development. This tool forces five CTO-level architectural axes: stack fitness, failure tolerance, security hardening, migration safety, and observability.