Is there an open source alternative that could be self-hosted and configured to run automated and periodical checks?
Metasploit? You don't even need to host it (why are we so obsessed with making everything a website?)
Show HN: Enter your URL and view CVEs affecting your stack over last 6 months
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#32Re: Show HN: Enter your URL and view CVEs affecting your stack over last 6 months
#33Is there an open source alternative that could be self-hosted and configured to run automated and periodical checks?
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#34Re: Show HN: Enter your URL and view CVEs affecting your stack over last 6 months
#35Finally, a place that can gather IP addresses and associate them to specific security products to have them hacked later. Just what I've been waiting for.
Alternatively, secure your stack and don’t have it hacked later.
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#36Re: Show HN: Enter your URL and view CVEs affecting your stack over last 6 months
#37Creator here. We built this using Wappalyzer to detect the software given a URL and match it against our database of CVEs and thought it might be a fun little tool.
Re: Show HN: Enter your URL and view CVEs affecting your stack over last 6 months
#38Creator here. We built this using Wappalyzer to detect the software given a URL and match it against our database of CVEs and thought it might be a fun little tool.
Re: Show HN: Enter your URL and view CVEs affecting your stack over last 6 months
#39My static site running on OpenBSD 6.5 httpd gets identified as Apache ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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#40i don't need to provide my (potentially vulnerable) production URL to whoever-you-might-be in order to identify the last 6 months of vulnerabilities - I can just google for that. Submitting your site to this is just asking for trouble.