Recent security scans
54 publicly shared audits — the security reports most recently made public by their owners.
lmu.de
85/100 · 2 findings · 20.05.2026 09:58
o2online.de
55/100 · 4 findings · 20.05.2026 05:39
mobile.de
57/100 · 5 findings · 19.05.2026 06:33
sap.com
90/100 · 1 finding · 19.05.2026 00:34
drei.at
60/100 · 4 findings · 18.05.2026 22:39
blick.ch
47/100 · 6 findings · 18.05.2026 22:17
rwth-aachen.de
90/100 · 1 finding · 18.05.2026 19:13
help.gv.at
80/100 · 3 findings · 18.05.2026 01:20
erstebank.at
88/100 · 2 findings · 17.05.2026 14:36
bawag.at
75/100 · 3 findings · 17.05.2026 13:17
parlament.gv.at
70/100 · 3 findings · 17.05.2026 11:50
tuwien.at
40/100 · 5 findings · 17.05.2026 04:59
faz.net
7/100 · 8 findings · 17.05.2026 04:53
xing.com
80/100 · 2 findings · 16.05.2026 22:55
a1.net
60/100 · 4 findings · 16.05.2026 06:47
jku.at
70/100 · 5 findings · 16.05.2026 06:46
srf.ch
75/100 · 3 findings · 16.05.2026 01:20
audi.de
80/100 · 4 findings · 15.05.2026 18:59
redbull.com
70/100 · 3 findings · 15.05.2026 13:55
spiegel.de
77/100 · 3 findings · 15.05.2026 11:36
kit.edu
77/100 · 3 findings · 15.05.2026 05:56
zeit.de
55/100 · 5 findings · 15.05.2026 05:05
post.ch
80/100 · 2 findings · 14.05.2026 23:21
bund.de
100/100 · 0 findings · 14.05.2026 21:41
swisscom.ch
60/100 · 5 findings · 14.05.2026 21:25
amazon.de
60/100 · 4 findings · 14.05.2026 17:42
kurier.at
85/100 · 4 findings · 14.05.2026 15:15
shoepping.at
80/100 · 1 finding · 14.05.2026 07:50
salzburg.com
55/100 · 6 findings · 14.05.2026 06:33
tagesschau.de
90/100 · 1 finding · 13.05.2026 17:55
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SSL check
TLS certificate, validity, cipher.
DMARC lookup
SPF, DMARC, DKIM and MX records.
HTTP headers
HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options & co.
DNS lookup
A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CAA, SOA.
Whois / RDAP
Registrar, expiry, status, name servers.
Port scan
20 common TCP ports, critical ones flagged.
Cookie audit
Set-Cookie headers, flags, tracker detection.
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