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GITHUB SECURITY SCANNER

Scan your GitHub repo for vulnerabilities — free

Paste any public repo and our AI security scanner finds exploitable vulnerabilities, exposed secrets and misconfigurations in your GitHub code. No install, results in minutes.

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Public repos: free, no account. Add a badge to your README.

Finds what grep can't

SQLi, SSRF, IDOR, exposed secrets and business-logic bugs — correlated across files, not line-by-line matches.

AI, not a rules list

The agent reasons about your GitHub code like a pentester and ranks the risks that are actually exploitable.

Public repo, no account

Scan any public GitHub repository for free and get a score, category breakdown and a README badge.

Your code isn't shipped to a third party

Runs on our own model on ephemeral infra; your code isn't sent to OpenAI or Anthropic and isn't stored.

How the GitHub scan works

1

Enter a public repo as owner/repo.

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We clone it into ephemeral infra and run our Whitehat model.

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The scanner correlates multi-file vulnerabilities and secrets.

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You get a prioritized score and summary in minutes.

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Create an account for the full report and to scan private repos.

GitHub security scanner FAQ

How do I scan a GitHub repo for vulnerabilities?

Paste the repository as owner/repo above and start the scan. Public repos are free and return a score and summary in minutes, no account needed.

Is the GitHub security scanner free?

Yes for public repositories. Private repos and the full detailed report (file, line and fix) are available on paid plans.

What does it detect?

Exploitable vulnerabilities like SQLi, XSS, SSRF and IDOR, exposed secrets, weak auth and misconfigurations — prioritized by real exploitability.

Do you store my code?

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

Can I scan private GitHub repositories?

Yes. Create an account and connect GitHub with read-only access to scan private repos.

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Free for public repositories — get your security score in minutes.

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