What does the website security scan check?

It checks HTTPS and the TLS certificate, security headers, cookies, redirects, and risk signals in the page and its scripts. When a source is configured, it can also ask Google Safe Browsing, URLhaus, or PhishTank about the URL.

Does a clear report mean a website is completely safe?

No. A clear report means this scan did not raise findings in the checks it ran. It does not prove the site is safe, and it does not rule out every threat.

Do I need Pro to run a scan?

Yes. Website Security Scan requires a Scanonix Pro plan. The report is saved, and Scanonix opens it when the scan finishes.

Website Security Scan

Scan one public website URL and review a saved report of the findings. The scan looks at HTTPS, headers, cookies, redirects, page signals, and reputation sources when those sources are available.

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Scan one public website URL and review a saved report of the findings. The scan looks at HTTPS, headers, cookies, redirects, page signals, and reputation sources when those sources are available.

How to use

Enter one public website URL. Private, local, and internal addresses are blocked.
Run the scan with a Scanonix Pro plan.
Open the saved report and read the findings.

Why use this tool

Check a site you manage after changing HTTPS, headers, or redirects.
See transport, header, cookie, and reputation signals in one report.
Return to the saved report later from your scan history.

Common use cases

Review a site you manage after a configuration change.
Check HTTPS, header, and cookie signals before you publish a change.
Look up a suspicious public URL before you decide what to do next.

Good to know

Only public URLs can be scanned. Local, private, and internal addresses are blocked.
Findings are signals from this scan. They do not prove a website is safe, and they do not cover every possible threat or vulnerability.
Reputation checks run only when an external source is configured and available. Those sources can include Google Safe Browsing, URLhaus, and PhishTank.
This page scans a website URL. It does not scan uploaded files, and it does not keep watching the site afterward.

Key features

One public URL per scan
HTTPS and TLS certificate checks
Security headers, cookies, and redirects
Page, script, and reputation signals when sources are available

Frequently asked questions

What does the website security scan check?: It checks HTTPS and the TLS certificate, security headers, cookies, redirects, and risk signals in the page and its scripts. When a source is configured, it can also ask Google Safe Browsing, URLhaus, or PhishTank about the URL.
Does a clear report mean a website is completely safe?: No. A clear report means this scan did not raise findings in the checks it ran. It does not prove the site is safe, and it does not rule out every threat.
Do I need Pro to run a scan?: Yes. Website Security Scan requires a Scanonix Pro plan. The report is saved, and Scanonix opens it when the scan finishes.

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Good to know

Only public URLs can be scanned. Local, private, and internal addresses are blocked.
Findings are signals from this scan. They do not prove a website is safe, and they do not cover every possible threat or vulnerability.
Reputation checks run only when an external source is configured and available. Those sources can include Google Safe Browsing, URLhaus, and PhishTank.
This page scans a website URL. It does not scan uploaded files, and it does not keep watching the site afterward.

Frequently asked questions

What does the website security scan check?: It checks HTTPS and the TLS certificate, security headers, cookies, redirects, and risk signals in the page and its scripts. When a source is configured, it can also ask Google Safe Browsing, URLhaus, or PhishTank about the URL.
Does a clear report mean a website is completely safe?: No. A clear report means this scan did not raise findings in the checks it ran. It does not prove the site is safe, and it does not rule out every threat.
Do I need Pro to run a scan?: Yes. Website Security Scan requires a Scanonix Pro plan. The report is saved, and Scanonix opens it when the scan finishes.

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