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CyberAudit Pro

A professional web security auditing framework that inspects sites and services for common weaknesses.

// category

Security framework

cyberaudit scan --url <target>

// about

CyberAudit Pro is a web security auditing framework. It inspects the surfaces that matter on modern websites — headers, cookies, TLS, DNS, exposed files and services — and reports what it finds as evidence-backed findings.

It is built around modules, so a full audit or a single focused check are equally natural. Findings export to the formats your workflow already uses.

Source — coming to GitHub // public release in progress — details land here when they exist

// capabilities

  • Security headers & cookies
  • TLS & DNS checks
  • Subdomain discovery
  • HTML / JS / form inspection
  • Payment & admin surfaces
  • Sensitive files & exposed services
  • 18+ audit modules
  • HTML · Markdown · JSON · CSV · SARIF output

Inspection areas

  • Security headers and cookie attributes.
  • TLS configuration and certificate basics.
  • DNS records and subdomain discovery.
  • HTML, JavaScript and form surfaces.
  • Payment-related paths, admin panels, sensitive files and exposed services.

Modules

  • Recon, OSINT and email security.
  • TLS, headers and content checks.
  • Injection testing and directory discovery.
  • CMS, API and authentication checks.
  • Payments, fuzzing, CVE and port scanning modules.

Reporting

  • HTML and Markdown for humans.
  • JSON and CSV for tooling.
  • SARIF so findings land in your usual security tooling.

// how it works

You point CyberAudit Pro at a URL and it walks the surface: DNS and TLS first, then the site itself — headers, cookies, content, forms, files and services.

Each module targets a defined class of weakness and produces evidence-backed findings: what was checked, what was observed and why it matters.

Everything is written to structured reports. Run a full sweep for a baseline, or a single module to verify one concern.

Type
Web security auditing framework
Scope
Websites & exposed web services
Modules
Recon · OSINT · TLS · headers · content · injection · CMS · APIs · auth · payments · fuzzing · CVEs · ports
Output
HTML · Markdown · JSON · CSV · SARIF

// use cases

Adoption reviews

Audit a site you're taking over and build the fix list from findings instead of guesswork.

Pre-deployment sweeps

Run the framework before shipping a release and confirm headers, cookies and exposed files are clean.

Repeated monitoring

Re-scan periodically and compare outputs to catch regressions in security posture.

Developer education

Concrete evidence per finding makes it easy to explain to a team why a change matters.

// limitations

  • Automated scans are the fast, repeatable layer of security — they are not a substitute for manual penetration testing.
  • Findings point at weaknesses to verify; a header value or risky file may turn out to be intentional in context.
  • Coverage is broad but not infinite — anything outside the modules is outside the audit.

// responsible use

  • For authorized security auditing only. Audit systems you own or have explicit permission to test.
  • Use the evidence-backed reports to explain issues to stakeholders — findings, not fears.

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