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- Headers
- SSL
- Cookies
- Exposed files
Free tool by DeveloperLook
30+ checks for headers, cookies, CORS and exposed files. No uploads or DNS verification.
Free, no signupPassive checksDownloadable report
Only scan sites you own or have permission to test.
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Sample report
Security report · Grade C
What we check
Passive and non-intrusive: the scan reads the public HTTP response and HTML of the URL you enter, then returns a score, the checks that passed and the findings ranked by severity.
Security scanner · 12 check groups
30+ checks for headers, cookies, CORS and exposed files. No uploads or DNS verification.
CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, COOP, CORP
HTTPS redirect, HSTS max-age & subdomains, mixed content, insecure form actions
HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite on all Set-Cookie headers
Wildcard origins, credential reflection, origin reflection attacks
TRACE (XST), PUT, DELETE on public endpoints
.env, .git, backups, wp-config, phpinfo, and common leak paths
Server version, X-Powered-By, stack traces, emails in HTML, generator meta
integrity= on third-party scripts and stylesheets
Hardcoded API keys, private keys, inline onclick handlers
CSRF tokens in POST forms, password autocomplete
target="_blank" noopener, open redirect probe, meta refresh
security.txt, robots.txt, admin URLs, error pages, tech fingerprint
The scanner reads response headers for Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, HSTS, Referrer-Policy, and related controls. It also checks whether HTTP redirects to HTTPS and whether forms or assets load over insecure schemes. Missing headers do not always mean a breach, but they are common, fixable gaps.
Set-Cookie flags such as HttpOnly, Secure, and SameSite are inspected where present. CORS configuration is checked for overly broad origins and credential reflection.
Common leak paths such as .env, .git, backup archives, and debug endpoints are probed passively. Server banners, generator meta tags, and emails in HTML are flagged when they reveal more than a public site needs to.
Findings are grouped by severity. A green Passed result is not a warranty that the site is secure or fully optimized. Re-scan after you ship fixes, dependency upgrades, or infrastructure changes.
How it works
Scan flow
Paste the page you want to check. No account, credit card or DNS verification.
30+ passive checks run against the public response and HTML: headers, SSL, cookies, CORS, HTTP methods and common leak paths.
Work through findings by severity, download the report, and re-scan after you ship fixes.
Scan or audit
This scanner is a free, automated first pass. It is useful for triage, not a penetration test or a full manual audit.
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FAQ
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Yes. It is free to use with no account, credit card or sign-up, and you can run as many scans as you need.
More than 30 checks in 12 groups: HTTP security headers such as Content-Security-Policy and X-Frame-Options, SSL and HSTS, cookie flags, CORS, HTTP methods, sensitive files such as .env and .git, information leakage, subresource integrity, secrets in the page source, forms and sessions, links and redirects, and security.txt and robots.txt.
Yes. The checks are passive: they read the public response and HTML the way a browser does, plus a few requests for common leak paths. Nothing on your site changes.
Only scan sites you own or have permission to test. Scanning a third-party site without permission can break its terms of service and local law.
Results are generated for your browser session and are not published as public pages. Download the report if you want to keep a copy.
The scanner reports what the public response and HTML of one URL show. That makes it reliable for triage, but it is not a penetration test: treat each finding as a lead to verify.
The scanner is a free, automated first pass. A full audit adds authenticated testing, threat modeling, a manual review of every finding and a remediation plan, and our team can ship the fixes.
After major releases, dependency upgrades or hosting changes, and at least monthly for production sites. Fix critical and high findings before the next release.
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