What attackers see
Attackers don't guess. They explore. WebHound maps your website the same way attackers do — finding every weakness, misconfiguration, and hidden entry point.
WebHound leaves no stone unturned. We map, scan, and analyze every layer of your website.
Security headers can reveal weaknesses.
Expired or weak certificates create trust issues.
Misconfigurations can expose infrastructure.
Forms can be abused to steal data or inject attacks.
Third-party scripts can introduce vulnerabilities.
External services increase your attack surface.
Exposed admin pages are a top target for attackers.
Unprotected APIs can leak sensitive information.
Scan wheel
Move through exposed surfaces.
Security headers can reveal weaknesses.
Expired or weak certificates create trust issues.
Misconfigurations can expose infrastructure.
Forms can be abused to steal data or inject attacks.
Third-party scripts can introduce vulnerabilities.
External services increase your attack surface.
Exposed admin pages are a top target for attackers.
Unprotected APIs can leak sensitive information.
We crawl your entire website like an attacker.
We map how everything connects and interacts.
We analyze for thousands of known vulnerabilities.
We surface misconfigurations, exposures, and risky behavior.
We rank issues by impact so you know what to fix first.
You get a clear report you can actually act on.
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Safe read-only scan. No changes made.
Sample scan report
Most security tools hand you a technical label and a code. We tell you what it means, who it affects, and what it costs if you ignore it.
Anyone with a web browser can read your customer list, including names, emails, and order history. No password required.
A third-party advertising script sends visitor data to a server in a country your privacy policy says you don’t use.
When it does, every browser will show a giant red warning to anyone visiting your site. Most people leave.
The WebHound advantage
We check headers, certificates, third-party scripts, redirects, exposed paths, and more in a single pass.
Every finding explains what’s wrong, who’s affected, and what it costs. No security vocabulary required.
After your first scan we re-check daily and tell you the moment something changes — before it becomes a breach.
We learn what your site normally looks like and flag anything unusual — including scripts that appear overnight.
One platform
Twenty-plus security checks per scan, severity-tiered, ranked by what to fix first.
Daily re-scans compare against your baseline. Alerts only on real changes — no noise.
Learns what your site normally looks like. Flags the unusual without crying wolf.
Every finding rewritten for owners. No acronyms unless you ask for them.
Findings auto-mapped to GDPR, PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, OWASP, NIST, and CWE.
What we check
What your site tells browsers about itself — and what attackers can read from it.
The lock on your door — and whether it’s about to expire.
Every external script your site loads — and the risky ones you didn’t know about.
Login pages, contact forms, anything a visitor can fill in.
Admin doors, staging endpoints, anything left lying around.
DNS, email-sender records, anything that lets attackers impersonate you.
The numbers
Headers, certificate, scripts, forms, paths, domain.
Free scans finish in under two minutes.
GDPR · PCI DSS · SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · HIPAA · OWASP · NIST · CWE.
Read-only. No credentials. No modifications. No risk.
Compliance & standards
We're a scanner, not an auditor — we won't certify you. What we do is point at every framework your site touches and tell you, in plain English, where you stand against each one.
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Why this matters
is the average cost of a data breach (IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2024). Most of that is incident response, legal fees, and lost customers — not the breach itself.
is the average time before a breach is even detected (IBM, 2024). That’s months of exposure before anyone notices — long enough for data to leave and never come back.
all require you to know what’s exposed on your site and to find issues before attackers do. "We didn’t know" is no longer a defense.
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