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CodePhantom scans a domain's security headers, SSL setup, DNS, and open ports, then produces a remediation report.
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Misconfigured security headers and expiring SSL certificates are the kind of thing a site owner often finds out about only after something breaks — CodePhantom is built to surface them first, by scanning a domain for Content Security Policy gaps, missing HSTS configuration, weak XSS protection, and X-Frame-Options issues.
Beyond headers, the scan checks SSL/TLS certificate validity, protocol version, and cipher strength, plus DNS security settings and open ports. A Quick Scan requires nothing more than entering a domain into the web interface, with no installation needed, and results come back with a real-time, letter-grade style summary — the site's own example shows an SSL/TLS result graded 'Strong (A+).'
A single scan isn't the end of the workflow: the site references weekly automated scans, so a domain can be rechecked on a schedule rather than only when someone remembers to run it manually. Findings compile into a detailed PDF report paired with a remediation plan of specific fixes, and a REST API lets the same scanning get wired directly into a CI/CD pipeline instead of staying a manual, browser-based check.
What the page doesn't detail is the exact scoring methodology behind the letter-grade summaries, or which specific advanced features separate the Pro plan's 500 credits from the base tier's 50 — worth confirming directly before choosing a tier for ongoing, credit-metered scanning.
The site doesn't address authorization or ownership verification before running a scan, so it's worth checking directly whether scanning a domain you don't control or manage is something the terms of service permit.
All three — the scan covers SSL/TLS certificate validation and cipher strength, security headers like CSP and HSTS, and DNS security settings, plus open-port scanning, rather than focusing on just one area.
Both, per the site — a scan can be triggered manually through the Quick Scan feature, and the site also references weekly automated scans for ongoing monitoring of a domain.
Yes — the site states REST API access is available specifically to integrate security scanning into a CI/CD pipeline, rather than limiting scans to the web interface alone.
The site states the base paid tier includes 50 non-expiring scan credits while Pro includes 500 credits plus advanced features, but it doesn't specify which particular features are Pro-only, so that's worth confirming directly before choosing a tier.
