Does your website have vulnerabilities?

Enter a website URL, link a public repository, or paste your code. We’ll help you find security issues and understand how to fix them.

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Example report

A clear place to start.

See the most important finding, its evidence and the next step. Missing checks stay visible.

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demo.examplePartial coverage

High

Unsigned login token in client code

Review server-side signature verification.

Synthetic example · not a real scan

Choose the right scope

Three ways to look closer.

Website URL

Inspect public pages, exposed secrets, access checks, headers and supported infrastructure signals.

Does not audit your entire source or authenticated user flows.

Public repository

Inspect code, dependency advisories, container configuration and git history with enabled engines.

Requires sign-in and a configured backend. Saves a private report. Private repositories are not supported.

Pasted code

Inspect supplied source for secret patterns, token weaknesses and supported backend configuration.

Server processed. Available checks depend on the supplied input.

Check

Choose a target and review the scope and data handling.

Understand & fix

Prioritise findings, inspect evidence and use the instructions for your platform.

Check again

Run another scan after deployment. Verify coverage before comparing results.

Security guides

Learn how to check your website, respond to exposed keys and review repository findings.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What can Noxarix check on a live website?

URL scans inspect public pages, exposed secrets, access checks, headers and supported infrastructure signals. They do not audit your entire source or authenticated user flows.

Is there a charge for scanning?

Noxarix currently provides a free public scanner. URL and pasted-code scans can run without an account; repository scans require sign-in. Usage limits still apply.

How can my AI assistant help with the findings?

Copy the fix prompt and relevant evidence from a finding into your coding assistant. Review and test its changes, then scan again.

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