HTTPS and transport
HTTPS availability, HTTP→HTTPS redirect, HSTS strength.
Free · Ownership-verified · Non-intrusive
Prove the domain is yours, and in under a minute we check HTTPS, security headers, cookies, exposed files, outdated libraries and email protection, then hand you a report that explains every problem and exactly how to fix it.
2Prove you own
We only check domains whose owner asks us to. Publish this token in one of two ways, then press “Check verification”.
Add a TXT record at your DNS provider. It can take a few minutes to appear.
Upload a text file containing the token to this address:
Checking… this takes up to a minute.
An automated, non-intrusive surface check: it finds common misconfigurations, not every vulnerability. It is not a substitute for a full penetration test of your application.
HTTPS availability, HTTP→HTTPS redirect, HSTS strength.
Content-Security-Policy quality, clickjacking protection, nosniff, Referrer- and Permissions-Policy.
Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite flags; CORS that trusts any origin.
Public .git and .env, database dumps, backups, server-status, phpinfo, .DS_Store.
Mixed content, forms over HTTP, outdated JavaScript libraries with known flaws, missing integrity checks, leaked versions.
SPF, DMARC, CAA, DNSSEC and security.txt: the defences against email spoofing and rogue certificates.
No check runs until the domain shows a token only we can issue for it.
Ordinary page requests and public DNS lookups. No attacks, no payloads, no login attempts, nothing that changes or slows your site.
The report is built in your browser and never kept on our servers.
No account, no card. Need a deeper review or help fixing? Quasova SI can do it.
No. It is a fast automated check of the configuration problems that cause most real incidents. A penetration test also probes your application’s logic and needs a written agreement; Quasova SI offers that separately.
So nobody can use the service to look for weaknesses in a site that is not theirs.
Yes. It is only needed at the moment of the check. Keep it if you want to re-check later.
No. The results go straight to your browser; download the report if you want to keep it.