Website hygiene scoring for HTTPS, headers, cookies, and privacy
Independent security researcher mapping India and APAC's exposed attack surface at internet scale
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Freemium
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Pricing
Free scan: $0 with score, letter grade, and structured findings. Full report: $12 with written brief, DNS records, mail-authentication, CAA and DNSSEC, 30-day plan, and export options.
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Key features
Scores website public hygiene and security configuration
Checks HTTPS, headers, cookies, and third-party resources
Analyzes DNS records including DMARC, SPF, DNSSEC, MX, NS, and CAA
Free scan with score and letter grade
Paid report with written brief and 30-day remediation plan
Copy-paste fixes for nginx, Apache, and Cloudflare
Eight free scans per day per network
No private network or RFC1918 scanning
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Internet-scale sweeps of India and APAC address space for exposed infrastructure
Manual verification of all findings before publication
Mapping of findings to DPDP Act and ISO 27001 compliance frameworks
Detection of exposed Swagger and OpenAPI specifications with 38% of specs exposing unauthenticated routes
GraphQL introspection scanning finding 2,159 services exposing full schema without authentication
proxy2model tool to map web applications from captured traffic
cvecheck series assessing CVEs with affected scope and exploitation evidence
What makes it different
No Cloudflare login required to scan
AI-generated written brief on paid reports
Email address and payment details never shared with language model
30-day action plan with exact fixes for each finding
Focus on India and APAC region often overlooked by mainstream security research
Country-scale studies verified by manual re-check rather than relying on scanner output alone
Open-source tools built from patterns discovered during research
Research published with governance context and remediation playbooks
Detailed findings on infrastructure exposures with specific counts and evidence