EventWhisper
Hexastrike/EventWhisper
EventWhisper is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server written in pure Python that enables fast, scriptable querying of Windows .evtx log files without relying on PowerShell command execution.
Overview
Designed specifically for incident response, digital forensics, and threat hunting, EventWhisper provides direct reading and parsing of Windows Event Log files. It exposes dedicated tools to list log directories recursively and filter events by time window, specific Event IDs, and case-insensitive keywords, returning targeted fields to minimize token consumption in AI clients.
Capabilities
- ▸List EVTX files recursively or in flat directories
- ▸Filter events by time windows (start/end)
- ▸Filter events by specific Event IDs
- ▸Perform case-insensitive include and exclude keyword searches
- ▸Project specific dotted fields to reduce output size
- ▸Model Context Protocol (MCP) server integration
Best for
Performing digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) directly through AI assistants, Threat hunting in Windows event logs using natural language queries, Inspecting and filtering security, system, and application log files without manual Event ID lookups
Works with
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Security considerations
The tool reads local .evtx files via a pure Python library without executing arbitrary shell commands, minimizing the remote code execution risk associated with typical PowerShell wrappers. However, giving an LLM read access to system security logs should be done with appropriate permission boundaries.
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