Passive by design
The scanner avoids exploitation, brute force and aggressive probing. It focuses on public configuration signals that website owners can safely review.
OsintNET Website Risk Scanner checks the public security posture of websites you own: HTTPS, TLS, browser security headers, cookies, CORS, mail authentication, sensitive file exposure and CMS risk signals.
The scanner avoids exploitation, brute force and aggressive probing. It focuses on public configuration signals that website owners can safely review.
Every finding explains what was observed, why it matters and what should be changed in practical language.
Review missing or weak headers that affect XSS impact, clickjacking, MIME sniffing, feature permissions and referrer leakage.
Detect common public files that should never be reachable from the web root, including environment files, backup archives and database dumps.
Check SPF, DMARC, CAA, MX and DNSSEC signals so domain owners can reduce spoofing and certificate issuance risk.
Export a polished PDF-style report for management or institutions, Markdown for AI review and JSON for automation.
A website security audit reviews public website configuration such as HTTPS, TLS certificates, security headers, cookies, CORS, DNS mail security and accidental exposure of sensitive files.
No. It is a passive and low-risk audit tool. It does not exploit vulnerabilities, brute-force credentials, attack login forms or run aggressive port scans.
Start with critical and high findings such as missing HTTPS, exposed .env or database backup files, permissive CORS with credentials, weak mail authentication and missing core browser security headers.
Use it only for websites you own or are authorized to assess. The scanner blocks localhost, internal hosts, private IP ranges and non-standard web ports for safety.
Pick the module that matches your target and keep each clue connected to its source, confidence and investigation context.