RaptorSecurity

Identifies all open ports on your system, revealing potential entry points for attackers.

Examines this file to understand which parts of your site are accessible to search engines and potentially malicious bots.

Checks for IPV6 support, ensuring your network is assessed for both IPv4 and IPv6 vulnerabilities.

Validates the presence of crucial security headers like X-XSS-Protection.

Tests for the most common and dangerous web application vulnerabilities, cross-site scripting (XSS) and SQL injection (SQLi).

Simulates heavy traffic to uncover performance bottlenecks and potential vulnerabilities under stress.

Uncovers the underlying technologies used by your application, helping to assess their security posture.

Checks for a specific vulnerability in Microsoft .NET Framework.

Determines if a WAF is in place, providing an extra layer of protection against common web attacks.

Identifies weaknesses in your SSL/TLS implementation, such as Heartbleed, POODLE, and others.

Evaluates your application's susceptibility to local and remote file inclusion attacks.

Searches for the Shellshock vulnerability, which allows remote code execution on vulnerable systems.

Examines your database services for misconfigurations, errors, and outdated versions.

Checks for any open TCP ports that could be exploited.

Tests for vulnerabilities in WebDAV-enabled servers.

Attempts to access files and directories outside of the intended web root.

Discovers all associated subdomains, expanding the scope of the assessment to include your entire web presence.

Identifies CGI directories, which can sometimes contain sensitive information or vulnerable scripts.

Scans for accidental disclosure of internal IP addresses, which could aid attackers.

Examines response headers for security misconfigurations.

Checks for potentially dangerous HTTP methods like PUT and DELETE.

Looks for services transmitting data in cleartext, which can be intercepted by attackers.

Assesses the risk of Slowloris attacks, which can cripple web servers.