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Volatility3 MCP Server

MCP Server

LLM‑powered memory forensics made conversational

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Updated Jul 8, 2025

About

The Volatility3 MCP Server bridges large language models and the Volatility3 framework, enabling natural‑language analysis of Windows, Linux, and future macOS memory dumps for malware detection, process inspection, and network investigation.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Architecture Diagram

Volatility3 MCP Server bridges the gap between large language models and memory forensics by exposing the powerful Volatility3 framework through the Model Context Protocol. The server turns complex command‑line operations into conversational commands, allowing AI assistants such as Claude or Cursor to analyze memory dumps, detect malware, and surface forensic insights without requiring users to write scripts or understand the intricacies of Volatility.

The core value lies in democratizing memory forensics. Traditionally, investigators must master a steep learning curve of plugins, options, and binary formats. By exposing key Volatility3 capabilities as MCP tools—initialize_memory_file, run_plugin, get_processes, and scan_with_yara—the server lets an LLM orchestrate entire workflows in natural language. A user can simply ask, “Show me all suspicious processes in this dump,” and the assistant will trigger the appropriate plugin, parse the output, and present it in a readable format. This eliminates manual parsing, reduces errors, and accelerates incident response.

Key features include:

  • Cross‑platform support for Windows, Linux, and upcoming macOS dumps.
  • A rich set of memory‑dump analysis tools such as process inspection, network connection enumeration, and file handle exploration.
  • YARA integration for rapid malware detection directly within memory.
  • A flexible configuration that works with both Claude Desktop and Cursor’s SSE server, enabling developers to integrate the MCP into diverse AI workflows.

Real‑world scenarios benefit greatly: incident responders can use an LLM to triage a large collection of memory images, prioritizing those with malicious signatures; security researchers can prototype new Volatility plugins and test them through conversational prompts; educators can demonstrate forensic concepts without complex setup. The server’s ability to expose Volatility’s plugin ecosystem as callable actions also means that future updates or custom plugins can be added with minimal changes to the MCP interface.

In summary, Volatility3 MCP Server transforms a sophisticated forensic toolkit into an AI‑friendly service. It empowers developers and analysts to harness memory forensics through natural language, streamlines investigative pipelines, and opens the door for innovative integrations across AI‑driven security platforms.