Is your website safe?
Before an attacker does, we take a look around — leaked secrets, open admin pages, outdated software — and hand you a report in about 5 seconds.
Gentle on your site · only your own domain · usually under 5 seconds
Example
What a report looks like
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- criticalSecret file (.env) publicly accessible/.env
- highOutdated jQuery 1.11.3 — 5 known attacksneeds upgrade
- mediumAnyone can spoof email from your domainno SPF
- mediumMissing browser XSS protection (CSP)header missing
What we check
Coverage across 13 scanners
- Encryption
- Expiring certificates, outdated TLS versions, whether http still works
- Browser defenses
- Missing security headers that block XSS, clickjacking, cookie theft — 9 kinds checked
- Leaked files
- Secret files (.env), source-code folders (.git), admin panels (wp-admin, phpMyAdmin), internal APIs — 100+ paths
- Leaked secrets
- 32+ key patterns — AWS, Google, Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub — found inside public JS bundles
- Outdated libraries
- jQuery, Bootstrap, React and friends — looked up live against the OSV.dev CVE database
- Email spoofing
- Whether someone can send phishing mail from your domain (SPF, DMARC, DKIM)
- Supply chain
- Missing integrity hashes on external scripts, leaked source maps, suspicious third-party origins
- Active probes
- Open redirect, CORS origin echo, reflected XSS, HTTP TRACE, dangling-CNAME takeover
- Public data
- Subdomains pulled from certificate transparency logs, robots.txt, sitemap, security.txt
How it works
Three steps
- 01Enter your site. Paste your site's address and tick the box that confirms it's yours.
- 02Prove it's yours. Upload a small file or paste one line into your HTML. This stops people from scanning sites that aren't theirs.
- 03Get a report. In about 5 seconds you'll see what's risky on your site and how to fix it.
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