Find Vulnerabilities in Your Code — Free AI Scan | Nurbak
FIND VULNERABILITIES

Find the vulnerabilities in your code

You don't need a pentest budget to know what's exploitable in your codebase. Paste a GitHub repo and Nurbak's AI pentester finds the vulnerabilities, ranked by real impact, with the fix. Free for public repos.

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Public repos: free, no account. Results in minutes.

Ranked by real impact

You see the exploitable bugs first — not an alphabetical dump of every theoretical warning.

Every finding has a fix

Each vulnerability comes with where it is, why it's exploitable, and how to close it.

Covers the OWASP classes

Injection, broken access control, SSRF, exposed secrets, insecure deserialization and logic flaws.

Nothing leaves privately

Runs on our own model on ephemeral infra; your code never reaches a third-party AI and isn't stored.

How to find vulnerabilities in your code

1

Paste a public repo as owner/repo (or connect a private one).

2

Our Whitehat model spins up on ephemeral infra.

3

It reasons across your code for exploitable bugs.

4

You get a ranked list with impact and fix for each.

5

Fix, then re-scan to confirm the issues are gone.

Finding vulnerabilities FAQ

How do I find vulnerabilities in my code?

Paste your GitHub repository above and run a free scan. Nurbak's AI reads your code the way a pentester does and returns the exploitable vulnerabilities, ranked by impact, with a fix for each.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It runs in your browser against a public repo, or connects to GitHub read-only for private repos. Nothing to install.

What kinds of vulnerabilities can it find?

Injection (SQL, command, XSS), broken access control, SSRF, exposed secrets, insecure deserialization and business-logic flaws — validated for real exploitability.

Is my code kept or shared?

No. Analysis runs on our own model on ephemeral infrastructure; your code is deleted after the scan and never reaches a third-party AI provider.

Find your vulnerabilities free

See exactly what's exploitable in your codebase in minutes.

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