Passive security scanner

A passive website security scanner for headers, TLS, cookies and CORS.

OsintNET Website Risk Scanner helps owners and authorized teams review public website security posture without intrusive testing. It turns headers, TLS, cookies, CORS, DNS mail security and exposure clues into structured findings.

Investigation coverage

Designed for analysts who need clear signals, not scattered tabs.

Built for defensive review

The scanner is designed for public posture checks on websites you own or are authorized to review. It focuses on evidence and prioritization, not exploitation.

Clear remediation context

A useful website audit should explain what is missing, why it matters and what the owner should check next. OsintNET structures findings for that workflow.

Works with domain intelligence

Website risk signals become stronger when paired with DNS, SSL, ASN, SPF, DMARC and DNSSEC context from the Domain Analyzer.

Good fit for reports

Security teams, site owners and analysts can export or summarize findings as evidence instead of copying raw scanner output from multiple tabs.

FAQ

Common questions

What is a passive website security scanner?

A passive website security scanner reviews public web posture such as headers, TLS, cookies, CORS and DNS mail-security signals without exploit attempts or intrusive probing.

What does OsintNET Website Risk Scanner check?

OsintNET checks HTTP security headers, HTTPS and TLS posture, cookie flags, CORS exposure, DNS mail-security records, sensitive file exposure and common public-risk signals.

Can I scan any website?

Use OsintNET for websites you own, administer or are authorized to assess. It is intended for defensive security review and public-signal analysis.

Related OSINT workflows

Continue with the next evidence layer.

Website Risk Scanner

Run the interactive scanner for headers, TLS, cookies, CORS and DNS mail security.

Start investigation

Use OsintNET to convert public signals into structured evidence.

Pick the module that matches your target and keep each clue connected to its source, confidence and investigation context.