Vulnerability Scanning

VulnScan

Aggressive, automated protection against exposed files, weak endpoints, and web-app flaws — without slowing production.

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Type of threats

Classic mistakes that keep reappearing

Rotation, handovers, and fast releases leave gaps attackers exploit in minutes.

Unsecured endpoints

  • Orphaned APIs and deprecated routes still routable
  • Default admin or debug panels left exposed
  • Weak auth paths that enable privilege chaining

Leaked files & configs

  • Backup archives reachable over the public web
  • Secrets in .env or config snapshots
  • Open repos like /.git or asset indexes

Injection paths

  • Unvalidated GET/POST parameters in high-volume APIs
  • SQL/NoSQL payloads accepted without sanitization
  • Chained injections that lead to account takeover
Why it matters: in large teams, access changes and rushed deployments often leave old routes open. Attackers look for exposed repos, keys, and forgotten endpoints, then move laterally. Public incidents have repeatedly shown how a single exposed folder (like an open .git) can compromise entire services.

How we protect

Multi-threaded scanning + WAF-aware execution

Our async engine probes endpoints in parallel, honors rate limits, and feeds results straight into your protection workflow.

VulnScan maps subdomains, APIs, file paths, and parameters with adaptive sampling, then correlates risk against known patterns and your custom rules.

Each run ships with proof, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance for engineers and SOC.

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Info

  • Headers missing strict CSP
  • Deprecated TLS cipher accepted└ TLS 1.1 still enabled
  • Exposed asset map└ /.well-known/assetlinks.json

Medium

  • API endpoint without auth└ /api/v4/orders/{order:int}
  • Cached auth token reuse└ token valid after logout
  • Rate limiting bypass└ /api/v4/user/search?query=*

Critical

  • Sensitive data exposure└ dev.company.domain/bkp/last.tar.gz
  • Blind SQL injection └ /api/v4/order?order_id=*
  • .env file disclosure└ https://company.domain/dev/.env

AI recommendations

  • Rotate all leaked secrets and invalidate tokens within 30 minutes.
  • Enforce authentication on discovered endpoints and remove legacy routes.
  • Add @protected before def user_portal(...) to validate authorized access.
  • Harden file storage policies and add WAF rules for backup path patterns.
  • Introduce pre-release scans to catch path exposure before deployment.
  • Apply least-privilege access for internal service accounts.
  • Block directory listings and disable default debug routes in production.

Exposure spreads fast. Your defense should too.
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