Coding and testing belong together – just like attack and defense. When coding takes the next step, testing has to take the next step. When attackers step up, defense has to step up. Coding is being automated. So we automate testing.
Websites come to life in the user's browser – not on the server. The server only delivers the building blocks. How a page actually looks, behaves and performs is determined in the browser. Anyone testing only on the server is checking the plan, not the result. Whether a page truly works becomes visible on the screen where it appears. That's where we look.
Not every finding is equally urgent. We classify by practical risk so teams can prioritize clearly: what is critical and must be fixed before release, what belongs in the next sprint, and what is context.
Frameworks, BaaS, hosting & libraries automatically identified.
Supabase RLS, Firebase Rules and open endpoints checked.
API keys, .env files and source maps uncovered.
HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options and CORS configuration.
Common security mistakes in modern deployments.
Dashboard URLs and admin panels without protection detected.
TLS / Certificate
Security Headers
CORS Configuration
Exposed Files & Paths
Supabase Configuration
Firebase Configuration
Known Vulnerabilities (CVE)
Exposed Credentials
JavaScript Errors
Common questions about automated security testing.