MCP Security Index
Before you install an MCP server, see what it can do. AxioRank enumerates the tools each server declares (read-only, it never calls one) and grades the blast radius of what it can do: write, delete, execute, credential, and wildcard-scope capabilities. Scan a server not listed here.
12 servers in Data · 16 with flagged capabilities
- AQdrant QdrantData · 2 tools · no flagged capabilities
- APinecone Developer PineconeData · 1 tool · no flagged capabilities
- AHugging Face Hugging FaceData · 8 tools · no flagged capabilities
- CClickHouse ClickHouseData · 3 tools · Code-execution capability
- CRedis RedisData · 47 tools · Tool declares a high-privilege capability
- DChroma ChromaData · 13 tools · Tool declares a high-privilege capability
- DMemory (Knowledge Graph) Anthropic (MCP reference)Data · 9 tools · Tool declares a high-privilege capability
- FMongoDB MongoDBData · 25 tools · Tool declares a high-privilege capability
- –Supabase SupabaseData · scan pending
- –PostgreSQL Anthropic (MCP reference, archived)Data · scan pending
- –Neon NeonData · scan pending
- –Elasticsearch ElasticData · scan pending
How the grades work
A grade measures blast radius: how much a server could do if it were compromised or misinstructed, based on the capabilities it declares (write, delete, execute, credential access, wildcard scope). It is not a vulnerability assessment and not a judgment of the vendor. Lower is better: A is 0 to 19, up to F at 80 and above. The scan is read-only. It lists tools and never calls one.
Run a server? You can scan it yourself and embed your grade. See something off? Every server page links a re-scan.
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