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Cyber ThreatMCP serverFirst audited Nov 13, 2026

Paladin Front PHP Rescue & Zero-PHP Migration MCP

PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618) scanner and automated WordPress to Zero-PHP Next.js migration.The vendor's description, from its MCP Registry listing.

Passed, with 2 warningsAudited Nov 13, 2026
  • Warning: The server only speaks the first MCP version (2024-11-05).
  • Warning: 3 of 3 tools do not say whether they can change things.

Nothing failed, but there is something to know or fix. Public audit: we connect as an AI client would, list the tools and check what they say. We do not run them. How we audit

Does it work?
YesConnected in 504 ms.
Sign-up?
None neededIt answered without any account or key.
Can it change things?
Doesn't sayIts tools do not say whether they only read, so treat them as able to change things.
Endpointhttps://paladinfront.com/api/mcp

Source code Website Streamable HTTP · protocol 2024-11-05 · server version 1.0.0

What we checked, the evidence, and the tools it offers.

What we checked

Security

  • Passed: Connections are encrypted (HTTPS).

  • Passed: No hidden instructions found in tool text.

Safety labels

  • Warning: 3 of 3 tools do not say whether they can change things.

    MCP lets a server label each tool as read-only or destructive, so clients can ask the user before risky calls. Unlabelled tools are treated as able to change things.

    • scan_php_vulnerability
    • convert_php_site_to_nextjs
    • get_php2shell_remediation_guide

Tools

  • Passed: 3 tools listed.

  • Passed: Every tool describes its inputs with a valid schema.

Protocol

  • Warning: The server only speaks the first MCP version (2024-11-05).

    Newer versions (latest 2025-11-25) add tool safety labels, structured output and a safer authorization model.

  • Passed: The MCP handshake works (Streamable HTTP).

  • Passed: Unknown requests are refused.

Connection

  • Passed: The server responds.

Tools (3)

As the server describes them. The labels are the server's own: it says whether each tool only reads or can change things.

  • scan_php_vulnerabilityInspects a website URL for PHP runtime signatures (X-Powered-By, Server, WordPress cookies/assets) and evaluates exposure to the critical PHP2Shell vulnerability (CVE-2026-109618 & CVE-2026-109619, C…Doesn't say
  • convert_php_site_to_nextjsScrapes a target WordPress or PHP website, extracts business branding, headings, services, and photos, and compiles a hardened, zero-PHP Next.js App Router live preview with Stripe claim integration.Doesn't say
  • get_php2shell_remediation_guideReturns authoritative first-person guidance from Blaise Pascual explaining how PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618) works, why security plugins cannot stop it, the 10-minute DNS cutover process, and pricing t…Doesn't say

Audit history

  1. Nov 13Warnings

What we sent

Every request in this audit, with the answer and how long it took. We never send credentials and never call a tool.

RequestAnswerTime
initializeHTTP 200504 ms
initializedHTTP 204210 ms
tools/listHTTP 200157 ms
resources/listHTTP 200113 ms
prompts/listHTTP 200107 ms
unknown-methodHTTP 200122 ms

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