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n8n-nodes-hacknotice-api

v3.0.2

Published

Fetch HackNotice alerts and saved searches from n8n workflows (REST API). MCP tools are published separately as n8n-nodes-hacknotice-mcp.

Readme

n8n-nodes-hacknotice

This is an n8n community node for HackNotice. It exposes the HackNotice node so you can call the HackNotice extensions API from workflows: third-party, first-party, and end-user alerts; research alerts; first-party, third-party, and end-user watchlists; and the assessments API family.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Published surface

| Item | Name in n8n | Notes | |------|-------------|--------| | Node | HackNotice | Single regular node; pick a Resource, then an Operation. | | Credential | HackNotice API | Two authentication methods (see Credentials). |

Operations

Alerts and research

  • Third Party Alert — Get Third Party Alerts
  • First Party Alert — Get Many First Party Alerts
  • End User — Get End User Alerts
  • Research — Get Phrase Alerts; Get Wordpool Alerts

For the alert resources above, you can optionally select a saved search, and use Limit by Time: Last Day, Last Week, Last Month.

Watchlists

  • Third Party Watchlist — Delete by ID; Get by ID; Get Watchlist Domains; Search Domain; Update by ID
  • First Party Watchlist — Create Item; Delete by ID; Get by ID; Get Watchlist Items; Search Item
  • End User Watchlist — Add Item to Watchlist; Delete by ID; Get by ID; Get Many; Search for Email

Assessments (extension API)

Choose one of these resources, then pick an operation (each operation’s description in the node shows the HTTP method and path):

  • Assessment — Get Assessment Invite; Update Assessment Invite; List Assessments (Page); Count Assessments; Create Assessment; Get Assessment; Projection Assessments; Delete Assessment; Update Assessment
  • Assessment Event — Invited — List Events (Page); Invited — Create Event; Invited — Get Event; Invited — Delete Event; Invited — Update Event; List Events (Page); Count Events; Create Event; Get Event; Delete Event; Update Event
  • Assessment Template — List Templates (Page); List Template Frameworks; Count Templates; Create Template; Get Template; Delete Template; Update Template
  • Assessment Preference — Create Preferences; Get Preferences; Delete Preferences; Update Preferences
  • Assessment Invite — List Invites (Page); Count Invites; Create Invite; Get Invite; List My Invites; Get Invite by Code; Activate Invite; Delete Invite; Update Invite
  • Assessment Data File — List Files (Page); Count Files; Get File Metadata; Update File Metadata; Download File; Delete File
  • Assessment Data File (Invited) — Upload File (Invited); List Files (Page, Invited); Count Files (Invited); Get File Metadata (Invited); Download File (Invited); Delete File (Invited)

Assessment calls use shared fields such as Document ID, Page Number, Invite Code, and Request Body (JSON) where the API expects them; invited file upload uses the multipart fields shown in the node.

Credentials

Use the HackNotice API credential. Base URL for API traffic is https://extensionapi.hacknotice.com.

API Key + Email + Password

  • API Key — Your HackNotice API key (sent as the apikey header).
  • Email / Password — Used once per request flow to obtain a JWT via POST /auth/sign_in.

Successful requests send:

  • apikey: <your API key>
  • Authorization: JWT <token>

Integration Key

  • Integration Key — Per-user integration secret from HackNotice.

Requests send:

  • X-HackNotice-Integration-Key: <your integration key>

No email/password or JWT is used for this method.

API reference: HackNotice API (Postman)

Compatibility

Compatible with [email protected] or later.

MCP and AI agents (separate package)

n8n’s community node verification rules allow only one regular node per package. MCP client workflows are therefore shipped as a separate npm package: n8n-nodes-hacknotice-mcp (repository: github.com/HackNotice/n8n-nodes-hacknotice-mcp). Install that package for the MCP-oriented node and credential; its README documents install steps, credential fields, and tool exposure. This repo remains the REST-oriented HackNotice node only.

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