What this page helps you understand
A useful vulnerability scanner should do more than list warnings. Fixnx turns public website checks into a readable security report with evidence, priority, and next steps your team can act on.
What Fixnx checks
Public attack surface
SQL injection signals
XSS indicators
Security headers
Sensitive files
Session evidence
Why website vulnerability scanning should be part of every release
Most website incidents start with small public mistakes: a forgotten backup file, a weak login route, a missing browser protection, or an API endpoint that reveals more than expected. A scan gives teams a practical way to see those problems before users or attackers do.
Fixnx is designed for fast feedback. It separates confirmed issues from likely signals, explains evidence clearly, and keeps low-impact hardening items from drowning out the risks that should be fixed first.
Use this page as a launch point before a release, after a major frontend change, or whenever a new domain becomes public.
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FAQ
Is a website vulnerability scanner the same as a penetration test?
No. A scanner gives fast, repeatable coverage for common public risks. A manual penetration test adds deeper business logic testing and human validation.
Can I scan a live production website?
Yes. Fixnx uses bounded checks designed for live websites. Deep or authenticated scans should still be scoped carefully.