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Website Security Scanner

Check Your Site in Seconds

A hacked or poorly protected website can cost you customers, search rankings, and trust. Many owners only find out when Google shows a warning or visitors complain. Our free website security scanner helps you catch problems early. Enter your address and it checks your SSL certificate, key security headers, software versions, and common signs of injected malware or spam. You receive a score, a grade, and clear steps to fix each issue.

What the Scanner Checks

SSL and HTTPS. We verify that your SSL certificate is valid and trusted, check when it expires, confirm that visitors using plain HTTP are redirected to HTTPS, review the TLS version your server uses, and look for mixed content, where insecure files load on a secure page.

Security headers. Headers are instructions your server sends to browsers to protect visitors. We check for HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, clickjacking protection, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and Permissions-Policy. We also look at cookie flags and whether your server reveals software version details that attackers can use.

Software and versions. The scanner detects common content management systems such as WordPress, and for WordPress it compares your version with the latest release. It also flags old versions of jQuery that have known security issues.

Signs of malware. We look for hidden iframes, obfuscated JavaScript, spam-style links such as casino or pharmacy ads, links hidden inside invisible containers, and scripts loaded from unusual sources. These are common results of hacked websites.

How the Scanner Works

Step 1: Enter your website address. Type your domain, for example example.com.

Step 2: Confirm permission. Tick the box to confirm that you own the website or have permission to scan it.

Step 3: We run the checks. The scanner performs a passive check of your public homepage. It does not log in, change files, or attack your site.

Step 4: Get your report. You receive a score from 0 to 100, a grade from A to F, and a grouped list of passed checks, warnings, and failures. Each problem includes a plain-language explanation of how to fix it. You can copy the full report to share with your developer.

How the Scanner Works

Security is not only a technical concern. It affects your business directly. Hacked websites can be blacklisted by search engines, lose rankings, and show warnings to visitors. Spam links injected into your pages can damage your reputation. Outdated software is one of the most common ways attackers get in, and an expired SSL certificate can make browsers warn visitors that your site is not safe. Regular checks help you fix small problems before they become expensive ones.

Signs Your Website May Be Hacked

  • Strange pages or links appear that you did not create.
  • Your site redirects visitors to unfamiliar websites.
  • Google Search shows odd titles or foreign-language spam.
  • Your hosting provider sends security warnings.
  • Your site suddenly becomes slow or unstable.
  • Browsers show “Not secure” or “Deceptive site” warnings.

If you notice any of these, run a scan and contact a security professional straight away.

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Found Issues? We Will Fix Them for You

Our team cleans malware, updates your software, secures your server, and sets up monitoring and backups so problems do not come back.
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