A Model Context Protocol server for secure time-based operations with timing attack protection and timelock encryption
Overview
What is Slowtime MCP Server?
Slowtime MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed for secure time-based operations, featuring timing attack protection and timelock encryption.
How to use Slowtime MCP Server?
To use the Slowtime MCP Server, integrate it into your Claude Desktop configuration and utilize basic interval commands for managing time intervals and encrypting data.
Key features of Slowtime MCP Server?
- Timing attack prevention through random delays and constant-time comparisons.
- Timelock encryption for secure data handling.
- Interval management for creating, pausing, and resuming time intervals.
- Analytics and statistics for tracking encrypted data.
Use cases of Slowtime MCP Server?
- Securely managing time-sensitive operations in applications.
- Protecting sensitive data from timing attacks.
- Analyzing historical data with time-based queries.
FAQ from Slowtime MCP Server?
- What is timelock encryption?
Timelock encryption is a method that prevents data from being decrypted until a specified time interval has passed.
- How does the server protect against timing attacks?
The server uses random delays, jittered timestamps, and constant-time comparisons to mitigate timing attacks.
- Is there a limit to the number of intervals I can create?
No, you can create as many intervals as needed, but performance may vary based on system resources.