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Life & fun · October 28, 2025

Scantide

Easy to use ,security and assessment tool for online servers

Scantide launched on October 28, 2025 with 12 votes, #913 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

A quick and very easy to use scanner with detailed information about online servers Possible vulnerabilities, SSL status, locations, compliance and much more. A scan usually takes approx 15-20 seconds and also generates executive summaries and action plans

Scantide helps users, IT teams and auditors review website security, privacy, infrastructure, software and CVE intelligence, while Scantide Guard develops correlated Windows and Linux server attack protection.

Scantide Online reviews visible website, DNS, TLS, header, redirect, service and infrastructure signals. It is built to be easy to use: enter a domain, run a scan, and get readable evidence instead of raw tool output. The goal is not a vague green-or-red verdict. It is to show what was observed, why it may matter, and what deserves follow-up. Enter a public hostname without https:// . IP addresses are not supported on this page. This page is for checking public-facing domain hygiene: certificates, TLS, headers, DNS records, redirects, visible service signals, hosting context and related evidence. It is designed for responsible review, documentation and prioritization, not for intrusive…from scantide.com

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