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WalkthroughA security assessment badge from MseeP.ai was added to the top of the README file. This badge is a clickable image that links to the project's security assessment page on MseeP.ai. No other files or functionality were modified. Changes
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Double-check the external badge host and consistency of domains
The badge image is fetched from https://mseep.net/... while it links to https://mseep.ai/....
Using two different domains for the same vendor can raise trust / supply-chain questions (typosquatting, future domain ownership changes, etc.).
Please confirm both domains are legitimately controlled by MseeP.ai or switch to a single canonical host (e.g. mseep.ai) for both the image and the hyperlink.
-[](https://mseep.ai/app/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server)
+[](https://mseep.ai/app/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server)To verify that both domains legitimately serve the badge, let’s check the HTTP status codes for each URL:
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -eo pipefail
echo "→ Status for https://mseep.net/pr/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server-badge.png"
curl -s -o /dev/null -w "mseep.net → HTTP %{http_code}\n" https://mseep.net/pr/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server-badge.png
echo "→ Status for https://mseep.ai/pr/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server-badge.png"
curl -s -o /dev/null -w "mseep.ai → HTTP %{http_code}\n" https://mseep.ai/pr/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server-badge.pngLength of output: 611
Use a single canonical badge domain for image and link
Both https://mseep.net/...badge.png and https://mseep.ai/...badge.png return HTTP 200, so the badge will load from either host. However, unifying domains avoids typosquatting or future trust issues. Please update the image URL to the canonical mseep.ai host:
-[](https://mseep.ai/app/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server)
+[](https://mseep.ai/app/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server)📝 Committable suggestion
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In README.md at line 1, the badge image URL uses the domain mseep.net while the
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Hi there,
This pull request shares a security update on pfsense-mcp-server.
We also have an entry for pfsense-mcp-server in our directory, MseeP.ai, where we provide regular security and trust updates on your app.
We invite you to add our badge for your MCP server to your README to help your users learn from a third party that provides ongoing validation of pfsense-mcp-server.
You can easily take control over your listing for free: visit it at https://mseep.ai/app/gensecaihq-pfsense-mcp-server.
Yours Sincerely,
Lawrence W. Sinclair
CEO/SkyDeck AI
Founder of MseeP.ai
MCP servers you can trust
Here are our latest evaluation results of pfsense-mcp-server
Security Scan Results
Security Score: 100/100
Risk Level: low
Scan Date: 2025-06-17
Score starts at 100, deducts points for security issues, and adds points for security best practices
This security assessment was conducted by MseeP.ai, an independent security validation service for MCP servers. Visit our website to learn more about our security reviews.
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