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A Free Website Security Check Tool to scan and check the safety of public facing websites. Checking over 60 databases from companies such as Google, Comodo, Opera, Securi and more. This tool can help decide if the website is safe to visit and share information with.

Test your website security and compliance, scan for outdated and vulnerable software, audit HTTP security headers and web server security, check your Content Security Policy

Find and fix website security issues in your own source code, with support for JS, Python, PHP, and other popular web ecosystems.

The Website Safety Checker by Sitechecker is a multifaceted tool that ensures site security through Google Safe Browsing checks, blacklist verification, and a detailed audit for technical vulnerabilities.

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Test your website’s security inside and out Find critical vulnerabilities in your website, including unencrypted admin services, exposed databases, and SQL injection. Add authentication to scan behind login pages.

This free website vulnerability scanner tests a website for potential security flaws. It performs non-intrusive vulnerability detections for your website’s HTML code & your web-server’s headers, checks for common weak spots, and generates reports in JSON format.

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Use the Invicti website security scanner to automatically identify security vulnerabilities in your web applications and web services, before malicious hackers find and exploit them.