Authorized scanning only

Find security risks before attackers do

Enter your web application URL. SecureScope runs safe checks, explains the risks it finds, and shows concrete fixes.

You may only scan sites you own or have explicit written authorization to test.

Free, no sign-up. We check encryption, security headers, cookies, exposed files such as .env and .git, secrets in your frontend, and visibility to AI search engines.

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Scanning…

Checking: HTTPS & TLS…

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  • HTTPS & TLS
  • Security headers
  • Cookies & sessions
  • CORS
  • Exposed files
  • Client-side secrets
  • Scripts & supply chain
  • Visibility to AI search
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Illustrative example of a scan in progress. Your real score depends on your application.

Built with one of these? This is for you.

AI-generated apps share the same weak spots - exposed keys, missing headers, public config files.

  • Lovable
  • Bolt
  • Cursor
  • Replit
  • v0
  • Windsurf
  • Claude Code
  • Next.js
  • Vercel
  • Supabase

How it works

1

Enter a URL

Paste your application's address and confirm you may test it.

2

Review the risks

Deterministic rules show you what is confirmed and what is informational.

3

Fix and rescan

Every finding comes with concrete guidance. Rescan and compare results.

Why SecureScope

Deterministic checks

The same input yields the same result. No random alarms.

Concrete fixes

Each finding includes an explanation and a code example for your framework.

History & comparison

See what's new, what's resolved, and how the score changes.

Report export

PDF, JSON, CSV, and SARIF for developer tools.

CI/CD checks

Scan on deploy and fail the build above a severity threshold.

Security monitoring

Scheduled scans and alerts on new critical findings.

Example security score

A 0-100 score starts at 100 and drops with finding severity and confidence.

The score is a technical indicator, not a security certification.

ExcellentGoodNeeds attentionHigh riskCritical
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Critical

Možný únik tajného klíče v klientském kódu

Možný tajný klíč (Stripe secret key) v klientském kódu: sk_live_••••••••••••4F2A

Confidence: High confidence

High

Veřejně dostupný Git repozitář (.git/HEAD)

/.git/HEAD je veřejně dostupný a obsah odpovídá citlivému souboru.

Confidence: Confirmed

Medium

CORS: odráží libovolný Origin

Server odráží libovolný Origin bez allowlistu.

Confidence: High confidence

What we check

A modular set of deterministic rules across categories.

HTTPS & TLS

HTTPS, redirects, certificate validity, mixed content.

Security headers

CSP, HSTS, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and more.

Cookies & sessions

Secure, HttpOnly, SameSite, domain and path scope.

CORS

Wildcard origin, reflected Origin, credentials combination.

Exposed files

Accidentally reachable .env, .git and config files.

Client-side secrets

Exposed API keys and credentials in the frontend.

Scripts & supply chain

Scripts over HTTP, missing SRI, risky sources.

Web configuration

Server version disclosure, insecure forms.

AI application exposure

AI provider keys and direct calls to privileged APIs.

Privacy & compliance

Privacy policy, cookie banner, trackers. Not a legal audit.

Visibility to AI search

Can ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude read your site? Content without JavaScript, structured data, llms.txt.

Speed & availability

Response time, compression, caching, redirect chains.

What we stand on

43

deterministic rules

The same input always gives the same result.

12

check categories

From encryption to visibility in AI search.

0

attack payloads

Passive, non-destructive checks only.

We do not quote scan counts or testimonials we do not have. These numbers describe what the tool actually contains.

This is what a finding looks like

Plain words first, technical detail second. You get this free for every problem we find.

Critical

A secret key is visible in your page

sk_live_••••••••••••4F2A

What this means

The code every visitor downloads contains a key to your payment provider.

What it can lead to

Anyone can copy it straight from your page and use it on your account. The key needs to be revoked as soon as possible.

How to fix it

Revoke the key in Stripe and issue a new one. Move payments to your server; only the public publishable key belongs in a browser.

We never store or display a complete secret. You only ever see a masked fingerprint.

Pricing

The scan is free. You pay when you want to know how to fix it.

Free scan

No sign-up

0 CZK

  • All 43 checks across 12 categories
  • Overall score and the full list of findings
  • A plain-language explanation for every finding
  • Complete fix guidance for your most severe finding

Report

When you want to fix it

149 CZK

  • Fix guidance for every finding
  • Ready-made config for Next.js, Express, Nginx, Apache, Vercel and Cloudflare
  • AI export - paste into Cursor or Claude
  • Technical evidence for every finding
  • PDF, JSON, CSV and SARIF

Report and patch

When you want it done

390 CZK

  • Everything in Report
  • One consolidated patch for the whole site
  • One-click fix verification, 30 days

FAQ

Is scanning safe for my site?

Yes. SecureScope only runs passive, non-destructive checks. It never sends attack payloads, guesses passwords, or modifies data on the target.

Can I scan someone else's site?

No. You may only scan sites you own or are explicitly authorized to test. You confirm this before every scan.

What's the difference between confirmed and informational?

Each finding has a confidence level: confirmed, high, potential, informational. We don't label uncertain signals as vulnerabilities.

Do you store discovered secrets?

No. We never store full secret values or complete cookies. We show only a masked fingerprint, e.g. sk_live_••••••••4F2A.

Is the score a certification?

No. The score is a technical status indicator, not a certification or legal assessment.

Responsible use

SecureScope is a defensive security tool. It identifies risks on your own systems or systems you are authorized to test. It never automatically exploits vulnerabilities, performs brute-force or DoS attacks, or any destructive technique. Using it against third-party systems without consent is prohibited and may be illegal.

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