# Malwagon [Health: Active]

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**Repository:** https://malwagon.com  
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**Directory Page:** https://allmcps.com/mcp/malwagon

## Description
Submit files and URLs to a malware sandbox, poll scans, fetch reports, hashes and IOCs.

## Claude Desktop Quick Installation
No confirmed install details yet, so no config is published. Follow the setup steps in the repository above.

## Documentation

## What Malwagon MCP server does

The Malwagon MCP server connects MCP-based agent workflows with a malware sandbox. Its documented purpose is to accept files and URLs for analysis, monitor the resulting scans, and return selected analysis data. The available description identifies four result categories: reports, hashes, and indicators of compromise (IOCs), alongside scan status.

This makes the server relevant to workflows that need to move an artifact into a sandbox and inspect the outcome programmatically. A typical workflow would begin with a file or URL submission, continue by checking whether the scan has completed, and finish by retrieving the available findings.

## How it works

The documented interaction is organized around a submission-and-polling flow. An agent submits either a file or a URL, polls the associated scan, and fetches results after or during processing. The returned information can include a report, hashes associated with the analyzed artifact, and extracted IOCs.

Those details should be confirmed before building a production workflow around the Malwagon MCP server.

## Tools and capabilities

The listed capabilities cover:

- Submitting files for sandbox analysis.
- Submitting URLs for sandbox analysis.
- Polling submitted scans.
- Fetching malware analysis reports.
- Retrieving hashes.
- Retrieving indicators of compromise (IOCs).

The material does not provide formal tool names, input fields, output examples, or limits. Treat the capability list as functional scope rather than a complete API reference.

## Limitations and notes

As a result, the Malwagon MCP server’s installation procedure, environment variables, credentials, transport, supported MCP clients, file-size limits, URL restrictions, and retention behavior cannot be confirmed here.

The description also does not state whether reports, hashes, or IOCs are returned immediately or only after a scan reaches a particular state. Client implementations should therefore handle the documented polling step and consult the project’s own documentation for exact request and response requirements.

The server is specifically described around malware-sandbox submissions and scan-result retrieval.

_Full upstream README: https://allmcps.com/mcp/malwagon/readme_