Our Security Testing Services

Identify Your Office’s Public IP

Automatically detect your network’s public IP—no technical info needed.

Detected IP: 13.59.203.127

Your Domain

Scans on IP

These tests will be run:

• Scan for Open Ports
  Probes common TCP/UDP ports (e.g. 22, 80, 443, 3389) to see which services are listening for connections—your first line of visibility into exposed services.
• Reverse DNS Lookup
  Queries the PTR record for the IP, returning a hostname if one exists—helps tie an address back to an identifiable domain or provider.
• Passive OSINT
  Harvests publicly-available metadata (WHOIS history, blacklists, past vulnerabilities, related domains) without touching the target—useful for context on ownership and reputation.

Domain Scans

Will resolve your website’s domain name to its public IP address(es) and then performs a PTR (reverse DNS) lookup on each address to retrieve the associated hostname. This helps you verify that your domain is pointing to the correct infrastructure, detect any DNS misconfigurations or unauthorized changes, and ensure trust in the servers that serve your site.

• Domain Resolution & Reverse Lookup
  Resolves your domain to its public IP address(es) and performs a PTR lookup on each to verify hostnames and detect DNS misconfigurations.
• WHOIS Lookup
  Retrieves domain registration details (owner, registrar, creation/expiry dates) to uncover stale or misconfigured records.
• DNS Record Enumeration
  Gathers A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT/SPF, DMARC, NS records to understand mail routing, aliasing, and potential entry points.
• SSL/TLS Certificate Inspection
  Examines the certificate chain, validity period, signature algorithm, and SANs to spot expired or weak certificates.
• HTTP Security Header Analysis
  Checks for HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, and more to ensure best-practice browser protections.
• Subdomain Enumeration
  Discovers hidden subdomains via DNS brute-force and certificate transparency to find forgotten or insecure hosts.
• Technology & CMS Fingerprinting
  Identifies platforms (WordPress, Drupal, IIS, Apache) and versions via headers and page patterns to allocate the right tests later.
• Robots.txt & Sitemap Crawling
  Parses robots.txt and sitemap.xml to reveal hidden directories, parameterized URLs, and legacy endpoints.