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Volatility MCP Server

by bornpresident ↗

Work a memory dump in plain language — process trees, network connections, injected code — with Volatility 3 doing the analysis.

Threat Intelligence & Digital Forensics
Summary
Memory forensics asked as questions.

The analysis is still Volatility 3 — same plugins, same output. What changes is the interface: the investigator describes what they are looking for instead of recalling plugin syntax, which is the part that keeps occasional users out.

What it is

A bridge between the Volatility 3 memory forensics framework and an MCP client. Volatility plugins are exposed as tools, so a dump is questioned in natural language and answered by the framework itself.

What you get
  • Running processes listed, drawn as a parent-child tree, or scanned for the ones that unlinked themselves
  • Network connections recovered from the dump
  • Potential code injection and other malicious artifacts surfaced
  • The full command line each process was started with
  • Metadata about the image you are working on, before you commit to a long plugin run
  • The plugin catalogue your Volatility installation actually offers, so a custom plugin can be run with your own arguments
Requirements

Python 3.10 or higher, a working Volatility 3 Framework install, and the mcp and httpx packages. The path to Volatility 3 is set in a variable inside the server script before the first run.