About the Secuvexa Scanner

If you saw the user agent SecuvexaScanner/1.0 (+https://secuvexa.com/scanner-info) in your server logs, someone used the free Secuvexa scanner on your website and confirmed that they own it or are authorised to test it.

What it did

The scanner made a small number of ordinary HTTP and DNS requests: it loaded your home page, read response headers and the TLS certificate, looked up public DNS records, and requested a short list of common paths (such as /.env or /.git/HEAD) to check that they are not publicly readable. It did not log in, submit forms or attempt to exploit anything.

Concerned?

If you did not authorise this scan, email support@secuvexa.com with your domain and the time from your logs. We will investigate and can block future scans of your domain.