Website Vulnerability Scanner

Protect your business with our powerful security scanner. Enter your website URL for a free comprehensive scan that checks for vulnerabilities and security misconfigurations. Our advanced scanning engine will analyze your site thoroughly and deliver a detailed report straight to your inbox.

How does the vulnerability scanner for websites works?

The Website Vulnerability Scanner is a vulnerability assessment and penetration testing platform which discover vulnerabilities like XSS, SQL injection, HTTP Prototype Pollution, Directory Traversal, and more in running web applications. In order to communicate with the target application, the scanner sends a lot of HTTP requests with certain payloads; if an application is vulnerable, these payloads will cause the code to react in an unusual way, alerting the scanner to the vulnerability.

The SafeCybers VMP platform performs a complete security assessment of your target application. Here’s a list of all the 40+ vulnerability checks performed by the SafeCybers VMP scanner, as compared to the Free Scan.


  • Tests

  • Free Scan

  • SafeCybers VMP

  • SSL certificate scan
  • CORS misconfiguration scan
  • Fingerprint web server
  • Security of HTTP cookies scan
  • Client access policy scan
  • robots.txt for interesting URLs
  • HTTP TRACK/TRACE methods scan
  • Discover server configuration problems
  • Server software known vulnerabilities
  • HTTP headers for security misconfiguration scan
  • Crawl website
  • SQL Injection
  • Cross-Site Scripting
  • Local File Inclusion and Remote File Inclusion
  • OS Command Injection
  • ASP Cookieless Cross-Site Scripting
  • Server Side Request Forgery
  • Open Redirect
  • Broken Authentication
  • PHP Code Injection
  • JavaScript Code Injection
  • Ruby Code Injection
  • Python Code Injection
  • Perl Code Injection
  • Log4j Remote Code Execution
  • Server-Side Template Injection
  • ViewState Remote Code Execution
  • Client-Side Prototype Pollution
  • Exposed Backup Files
  • Request URL Override
  • Client-Side Template Injection
  • Request Smuggling
  • XML External Entity attacks
  • Outdated JavaScript libraries
  • Find administrative pages
  • Sensitive files (archives, backups, certificates, etc)
  • Attempt to find interesting files / functionality
  • Information disclosure issues
  • Clear text submission of credentials
  • Verify domain sources
  • Commented code/debug messages
  • Find login interfaces
  • Sensitive data detection

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