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✔ Find security holes with trusted open source tools Get access to tools used by hackers and security professionals


✔ Scan for vulnerabilities from the attackers perspective Simulating real world security events Testing vulnerabilities and incident response


✔ Know the attack surface with tools and open source intelligence Protect your network with improved understanding


✔ Fixing security issues requires you find them Identify the issue Re-mediate the risk and test again to be sure


✔ Fast servers optimized for vulnerability scanning across the Internet No maintenance or installation required (Agentless)

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Discover vulnerabilities using our AI based online vulnerability scanners.
Tools which are used daily by systems administrators, network engineers, security analysts and IT service providers.






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How It Works

Its Easy as 1-2-3

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Verify Your OwnerShip of Your Site

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Discover Vulnerabilities

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Get Insights Of Top Risks

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Download VA Report

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Schedule Scans Intervals

Features

The Flair Tool Stack

Nmap Port
Scanner

With the ability to scan all ports and complete net blocks the port scanner is one of our most popular scans

Openvas

The OpenVAS scanner is a comprehensive vulnerability assessment system that can detect security issues in all manner of servers and network devices

Nikto

Nikto is a popular and scans for 6700 potentially dangerous files/programs, checks for outdated versions of over 1250 servers, and version specific problems on over 270 servers

Sql Injection

Sqlmap is one of most accurate sql injection testing applications.sqlmap is really powerful fully automated auditing tool for attacking a database by exploiting a server side sql vulnerability



Wapiti

It performs a blackbox scan and injects payloads to check if a script is vulnerable. It detects vulnerabilities like file Disclosure, file inclusion, cross Site Scripting (XSS), weak .htaccess configuration etc.

WhatWeb Scan

WhatWeb recognises web technologies including content management systems (CMS), blogging platforms, statistic/analytics packages, JavaScript libraries, web servers, and embedded devices.

SSL scan

Quickly pull web server configuration details of an SSL installation. Find weak encryption and certificate details. Uses Nmap NSE scripts to collect the information.

CMS Security Scan

The most popular CMSs WordPress, Joomla, Drupal installations in the world attacked often. Use hackerflair to detect security flaws


Using open source tools and intelligence to help organizations with attack surface discovery and identification of security vulnerabilities


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Key features of security dashboard.

  • ✔ Identify objects with security flaws in the production pipeline
  • ✔ Validate against industry standard like PCI
  • ✔ Eliminate False postives escalate potential risks
  • ✔ Create action plans based on a prioritized list of high impact issues

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Insites of scan.

Hackerflair examines the _actual_ code that runs on your deployed systems, including all of the third-party code and libraries that you’ve wrapped your application around. You don’t get the source code for those libraries, But you do inherit the vulnerabilities contained within them.

Hackerflair enables you to quickly and cost-effectively scan software for flaws and get actionable source code analysis results. Offering an independent and trusted analysis of the security of your applications.

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Risk and Remedation Report

Security report provides information about security issues discovered. The scan results from each of the views (Security Issues, Remediation Tasks, Application Data), formatted for easy printing!, Readability, and rapid comprehension of what the results mean, why they are relevant, and how to fix them

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