Is opentester-mcp-server safe to use?

opentester-mcp-server has a security risk score of 99.66/100 (CRITICAL risk). Our security analysis detected 60 findings. Review the detailed security assessment below to understand the specific risks before installation.

What are the security risks of opentester-mcp-server?

Based on our automated security analysis, opentester-mcp-server presents critical risk level. The extension is analyzed for malware patterns, secret exposure, network communications, permissions, and supply chain vulnerabilities.

How is the security score calculated?

Risky Plugins calculates security scores using weighted categories: severity of findings (25 points max), malware detections (35 points), secret exposure (28 points), network communications (10 points), and obfuscation (10 points). Scores range from 0-100, with higher scores indicating greater risk.

What does CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, MINIMAL risk mean?

CRITICAL (80-100): Severe security issues like malware. HIGH (60-79): Significant vulnerabilities. MEDIUM (40-59): Moderate security concerns. LOW (20-39): Minor issues. MINIMAL (0-19): Very low risk. Always review findings before installing any extension.

Is "opentester-mcp-server" on MCP Registry Safe to Install?

Name: opentester-mcp-server
Availability: InStock
Author: gerardosuarezm

gerardosuarezm · mcp · v1.0.1

MCP server for openTester Android E2E testing

Risk Assessment

Analyzed

99.66

out of 100

CRITICAL

60 security findings detected across all analyzers

MCP server analyzed for tool poisoning, prompt injection, and data exfiltration

Severity Breakdown

Critical

High

Medium

Low

Info

Finding Categories

Malware Signatures

Secrets

Network

YARA Rules Matched

10 rules(52 hits)

postinstall obfuscation postinstall file manipulation postinstall network communication postinstall system command postinstall environment access UsingShellInterpreterWhenExecutingOSCommands postinstall file download postinstall crypto operations HavingAPermissiveCrossOriginResourceSharingPolicy credential env files

MCP Server Analysis

MCP servers expose tools and resources to AI assistants. Unlike browser extensions, they run as standalone processes with direct system access. Tool definitions are analyzed for prompt injection, data exfiltration, and tool poisoning patterns.

About This Extension

MCP server for openTester Android E2E testing

Detailed Findings

60 total

YARA Rule Matches

10 rules

Security Analysis Summary

Security Analysis Overview

opentester-mcp-server is a mcp extension published by gerardosuarezm. Version 1.0.1 has been analyzed by the Risky Plugins security platform, receiving a risk score of 99.66/100 (CRITICAL risk) based on 60 security findings.

Risk Assessment

This extension presents critical security risk. Severe issues were detected, potentially including malware indicators, exposed secrets, or dangerous behaviors. Installation is strongly discouraged until these issues are addressed.

Findings Breakdown

High: 54 finding(s)
Medium: 4 finding(s)

What Was Analyzed

The security assessment covers multiple analysis categories:

Malware Detection: YARA rule matching against 2,400+ malware signatures
Secret Detection: Scanning for exposed API keys, tokens, and credentials
Static Analysis: Code-level security analysis for common vulnerability patterns
Network Analysis: Detection of suspicious network communications and endpoints
Obfuscation Detection: Identification of code obfuscation techniques

Developer Information

opentester-mcp-server is published by gerardosuarezm on the mcp marketplace.

Recommendation

This extension is not recommended for installation without thorough manual review. Consider alternatives with lower risk scores, or contact the developer to address the identified security concerns.

Source Code Viewer

Source Code Not Available

Source code is not available for this version of the extension.

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Risk Assessment

Severity Breakdown

Finding Categories

YARA Rules Matched

MCP Server Analysis

About This Extension

Detailed Findings

MCP-TOOL-CREDENTIAL-ACCESS-dist/server.js-116

MCP-TOOL-CREDENTIAL-ACCESS-dist/server.js-144

NET-FETCH-dist/agentClient.js-10

NET-FETCH-dist/agentClient.js-26

NET-FETCH-dist/emulatorManager.js-227

NET-FETCH-dist/agentClient.js-128

HASH-f56862fe7f8d5d16

HASH-92beaa9a471224f4

YARA Rule Matches

postinstall obfuscation

postinstall file manipulation

postinstall network communication

postinstall system command

postinstall environment access

UsingShellInterpreterWhenExecutingOSCommands

postinstall file download

postinstall crypto operations

HavingAPermissiveCrossOriginResourceSharingPolicy

credential env files

Security Analysis Summary

Security Analysis Overview

Risk Assessment

Findings Breakdown

What Was Analyzed

Developer Information

Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

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