Web Intelligence

Web Audit

Analyze SSL, Security Headers, Open Ports, Carbon Footprint & Tech Stack.

Community Server: 1 Concurrent Scan Limit. Self-host for unlimited speed.

Technical Documentation & FAQ

Why does it say "Service Busy"?

To protect our free community infrastructure, we process one deep audit at a time. If you need higher throughput, you can self-host this tool on your own server using Docker.

How does the audit work?

Our worker nodes spin up a headless instance of Chromium. We navigate to your URL and perform a multi-stage audit: first capturing raw HTTP metadata, then running the Google Lighthouse engine for performance metrics, and finally fingerprinting the stack via Wappalyzer signatures.

What is the "Tech Stack" detection?

We use a proprietary version of the Wappalyzer core engine. It looks for specific patterns in HTML code, response headers, and global JavaScript variables to identify over 8,000 different technologies including CMSs, Web Servers, and UI Frameworks.

Are these results real-time?

Yes. Unlike many search engines that show cached data, WiredAlter Audit performs a fresh "live" crawl of the target website every time you click 'Run Audit'.

Infrastructure Privacy

The audit is performed from our distributed scanning nodes. We do not store your search history, and our scanning agents follow standard robots.txt protocols while identifying themselves as the WiredAlter Audit bot.

SSL Certificate

Why is this important?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encrypts the connection between your user and your server. A valid certificate is required for HTTPS. Without it, browsers mark your site as "Not Secure," destroying user trust and SEO rankings.

HTTP Security Headers

CSP (Content Security Policy)

Prevents Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) by explicitly telling the browser which scripts are allowed to run.

HSTS (Strict Transport Security)

Forces the browser to ONLY use HTTPS, preventing protocol downgrade attacks.

X-Frame-Options

Prevents "Clickjacking" attacks by stopping other sites from embedding yours in an iframe.

Port Scan Analysis

Understanding Ports

Open ports are doors into your server. Only ports 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS) should be open to the public web. Management ports like 22 (SSH) or 21 (FTP) should be firewall-restricted to specific IPs to prevent brute-force hacking.

Digital Carbon Footprint

We estimate the CO2 produced every time someone visits this page based on data transfer size and energy intensity data.

What is Green Hosting?

Green hosting means your datacenter uses renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro) or purchases carbon offsets. The Green Web Foundation verifies these providers.

Lighthouse Performance

This score (0-100) reflects how fast your page loads for a real user.

FCP (First Contentful Paint)

How long it takes for the first text or image to appear.

LCP (Largest Contentful Paint)

How long it takes for the *main* content to load. This is crucial for SEO.

SEO Score

Checks if your page is optimized for search engine ranking.

Technology Stack

We use Wappalyzer logic to identify CMSs, web servers, frameworks, analytics tools, and libraries running on the site.

Security Note

Revealing detailed version numbers (e.g., "Nginx 1.18.0") can help attackers find specific vulnerabilities (CVEs). It is best practice to hide version numbers in production.