Detectify
Application security testing reimagined
Detectify launched on September 9, 2014 with 124 votes, #202 of 2,087 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 12 years on.
What it does
Most API scanners are noisy, repackaged engines. We built a proprietary, research-led scanner that finds real exploits, not a backlog of false positives. Get actionable findings you can actually trust.
Find what's exposed and fix what matters, before attackers do. Real-world hacker research at machine speed. Trusted by 2,100+ teams.
Understand your real attack surface. Detectify combines continuous attack surface discovery with deep application security testing, using real-world hacker research to prove what is actually exploitable. Turn a resource-limited program into one that scales across your entire attack surface. We handle discovery, testing, and coverage, you focus on the fixes. API Scanning actively tests your APIs the way an attacker would, using 100% payload-based techniques and our dynamic fuzzing engine. Surface Monitoring continuously discovers and maps every asset across your external attack surface, running payload-based testing across all of it. Application Scanning goes beyond the surface with deep,…from detectify.com
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