Quick scan
One request, no login, no data read. This shows what a public application reveals about itself before anyone asks it a question: what it is built on, how it is served, and whether it stands open or behind a gate.
How it runs
- One request to the URL you give, nothing else. No crawling, no path guessing, no login attempt.
- No page content is stored. A run is recorded as a salted hash, the hostname, and the band.
- Five runs an hour per source, then it stops.
- Local and private addresses are refused, so it cannot be pointed at internal systems.