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SSL Certificate

SSL Certificate Expired

The SSL/TLS certificate must be valid and correctly configured to ensure secure communication, protecting data confidentiality and integrity.

Encryption

No Secure SSL Ciphers Supported

Allows potential exploitation of insecure SSL ciphers, compromising data confidentiality and system integrity.

Deprecated cipher used

May lead to weakened encryption, making data vulnerable to interception or tampering.

Unsafe Headers

Strict-Transport-Security Not Set

The implementation of HTTPS is crucial to protect against downgrade attacks and ensure secure cookie handling over encrypted channels.

Content-Security-Policy Not Set

A well-configured Content-Security-Policy reduces the risk of cross-site scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks by restricting content sources.

X-Frame-Options Not Set

Embedding a website in frames or iframes should be controlled to prevent clickjacking attacks.

X-Content-Type-Options Not Set

MIME type sniffing can be prevented by ensuring that browsers interpret files based on their declared content type.

Referrer-Policy Not Set

Control over what information is shared in the Referer header during navigation is essential for maintaining privacy and security.

Permissions-Policy Not Set

This header defines which features and APIs a website can use, helping improve both security and privacy.

X-XSS-Protection Not Set

XSS attacks can be mitigated by enabling browser-level protection mechanisms through this header.

Expect-CT Not Set

This header ensures that certificates are logged in a Certificate Transparency log, helping prevent misissued certificates.

Access-Control-Allow-Origin Not Set

Defines cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) rules, ensuring that only trusted domains can access specific resources.

Strict-Transport-Security Misconfigured

The implementation of HTTPS is crucial to protect against downgrade attacks and ensure secure cookie handling over encrypted channels.

Content-Security-Policy Misconfigured (Missing or invalid)

A well-configured Content-Security-Policy reduces the risk of cross-site scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks by restricting content sources.

X-Frame-Options Misconfigured

Embedding a website in frames or iframes should be controlled to prevent clickjacking attacks.

X-Content-Type-Options Misconfigured

MIME type sniffing can be prevented by ensuring that browsers interpret files based on their declared content type.

Referrer-Policy Misconfigured (Missing or invalid)

Control over what information is shared in the Referer header during navigation is essential for maintaining privacy and security.

Permissions-Policy Misconfigured (Missing or invalid)

This header defines which features and APIs a website can use, helping improve both security and privacy.

X-XSS-Protection Misconfigured

XSS attacks can be mitigated by enabling browser-level protection mechanisms through this header.

Expect-CT Misconfigured (Missing or invalid)

This header ensures that certificates are logged in a Certificate Transparency log, helping prevent misissued certificates.

Access-Control-Allow-Origin Misconfigured

Defines cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) rules, ensuring that only trusted domains can access specific resources.

Referrer-Policy Present but not a recommended policy

Control over what information is shared in the Referer header during navigation is essential for maintaining privacy and security.

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