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Identify your technology stack and check for known vulnerabilities (CVEs).
Overview
Knowing what technologies your site runs — and whether they have known vulnerabilities — is critical for security. Our scanner fingerprints frameworks, libraries, CMS platforms, and server software, then cross-references versions against the CVE database for known exploits.
What this scanner does
Fingerprints frontend frameworks (React, Vue, Angular), server software (Nginx, Apache), CMS platforms (WordPress, Ghost), and JavaScript libraries. Cross-references detected versions against the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) for known CVEs.
Why it matters
Running outdated software with known CVEs is one of the easiest attack vectors. Attackers routinely scan the internet for sites running vulnerable versions of popular frameworks. A single unpatched CVE can give attackers remote code execution on your server.
Common findings
OWASP Top 10 coverage
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