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This document outlines the system requirements for "OmniVuln," a military-grade web vulnerability scanner. The objective is to develop a comprehensive, zero-compromise web audit platform capable of detecting, verifying, and demonstrating exploitation for every conceivable web weakness.
OmniVuln is designed to be the most exhaustive and granular web vulnerability scanner, incorporating advanced scanning techniques, a wide array of vulnerability checks, and extensive reporting and remediation capabilities. The system will support multi-threaded, asynchronous scanning with adaptive learning and stateful testing.
OmniVuln will be delivered as a full website, supporting workflows for Security Analysts, Developers, and System Administrators. It will operate within legal and ethical boundaries and be compatible with major web technologies and platforms. The system will provide high performance for concurrent scanning, scalability for large deployments, and robust protection of scanner data and the scanner itself.
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A zero-compromise web audit platform for security analysts, developers, and system administrators — detecting, verifying, and demonstrating exploitation for every conceivable web weakness across your stack.
Exhaustive, granular scanning with multi-threaded, asynchronous engines and stateful testing — from DNS enumeration and TLS deep dives to injection flaws, SSRF, IDOR, and cloud misconfigurations across AWS, GCP, and Azure.
OmniVuln runs every check end to end — from passive reconnaissance through stateful exploitation — across DNS, transport, application, API, and cloud layers. Zero-compromise breadth means nothing is scoped out by default.
Zone transfer attempts, subdomain discovery, and DNSSEC validation across target infrastructure.
Deep certificate chain inspection, cipher suite auditing, and protocol downgrade checks.
Detects HTTP security header misconfigurations across every response.
Identifies web frameworks, CMS platforms, and JS library versions with known weaknesses.
Brute-forces file and directory paths, sitemaps, and robots.txt to surface hidden resources.
Full-range open port detection with service banner grabbing.
Classifies URL parameters, form fields, and JSON payloads for downstream testing.
Probes for SQL injection, command injection, and related unsanitized-input flaws.
Cross-site scripting checks across script, attribute, event-handler, and iframe contexts.
Validates request forgery protections across state-changing endpoints.
Session management, credential handling, and login-flow weakness detection.
Targets REST and GraphQL-specific issues including excessive data exposure and broken object auth.
Misconfiguration checks tailored to AWS, GCP, and Azure hosted deployments.
Stateful exploitation chains covering SSRF, IDOR, race conditions, and cache poisoning.
14 scanning domains, one unified engine — asynchronous and multi-threaded end to end.
A single scan carries a target from first probe to a documented exploit. Step through the workflow below to see how OmniVuln surfaces risk at every stage.
omnivuln scan --target https://app.example.com --depth deep
Enter a target URL, choose scan depth, and launch a full OmniVuln audit in seconds.
OmniVuln adapts to how security work actually gets done — whether you're finding vulnerabilities, fixing them, or keeping the scanner running.
Fix and ship with confidence
Discover and verify every weakness
Deploy, configure, and control access
“OmniVuln’s reconnaissance-to-report pipeline cut our audit turnaround from days to hours without losing depth.”
Priya Nandakumar
Lead Security Analyst
“The remediation guidance is specific enough that our engineers can act on findings without a follow-up call.”
Marcus Webb
Senior Developer
“Scheduling scans and managing access for the whole team finally lives in one place instead of five tools.”
Elena Kovacs
System Administrator
Every plan includes the full OmniVuln scanning engine. Pricing scales with the number of targets, scan concurrency, and the level of support your team needs.
For individual analysts running focused audits.
per month, billed annually
For security teams running continuous coverage.
per month, billed annually
For organizations deploying at scale.
annual contract, volume pricing
Prices shown in USD. Enterprise pricing is scoped to deployment size and support requirements.
Ready when you are
Sign in to launch a scan, or browse the documentation to see how OmniVuln's reconnaissance, testing, and reporting workflows fit your team.
A zero-compromise web audit platform for security analysts, developers, and system administrators — detecting, verifying, and demonstrating exploitation for every conceivable web weakness across your stack.
Exhaustive, granular scanning with multi-threaded, asynchronous engines and stateful testing — from DNS enumeration and TLS deep dives to injection flaws, SSRF, IDOR, and cloud misconfigurations across AWS, GCP, and Azure.
OmniVuln runs every check end to end — from passive reconnaissance through stateful exploitation — across DNS, transport, application, API, and cloud layers. Zero-compromise breadth means nothing is scoped out by default.
Zone transfer attempts, subdomain discovery, and DNSSEC validation across target infrastructure.
Deep certificate chain inspection, cipher suite auditing, and protocol downgrade checks.
Detects HTTP security header misconfigurations across every response.
Identifies web frameworks, CMS platforms, and JS library versions with known weaknesses.
Brute-forces file and directory paths, sitemaps, and robots.txt to surface hidden resources.
Full-range open port detection with service banner grabbing.
Classifies URL parameters, form fields, and JSON payloads for downstream testing.
Probes for SQL injection, command injection, and related unsanitized-input flaws.
Cross-site scripting checks across script, attribute, event-handler, and iframe contexts.
Validates request forgery protections across state-changing endpoints.
Session management, credential handling, and login-flow weakness detection.
Targets REST and GraphQL-specific issues including excessive data exposure and broken object auth.
Misconfiguration checks tailored to AWS, GCP, and Azure hosted deployments.
Stateful exploitation chains covering SSRF, IDOR, race conditions, and cache poisoning.
14 scanning domains, one unified engine — asynchronous and multi-threaded end to end.
A single scan carries a target from first probe to a documented exploit. Step through the workflow below to see how OmniVuln surfaces risk at every stage.
omnivuln scan --target https://app.example.com --depth deep
Enter a target URL, choose scan depth, and launch a full OmniVuln audit in seconds.
OmniVuln adapts to how security work actually gets done — whether you're finding vulnerabilities, fixing them, or keeping the scanner running.
Fix and ship with confidence
Discover and verify every weakness
Deploy, configure, and control access
“OmniVuln’s reconnaissance-to-report pipeline cut our audit turnaround from days to hours without losing depth.”
Priya Nandakumar
Lead Security Analyst
“The remediation guidance is specific enough that our engineers can act on findings without a follow-up call.”
Marcus Webb
Senior Developer
“Scheduling scans and managing access for the whole team finally lives in one place instead of five tools.”
Elena Kovacs
System Administrator
Every plan includes the full OmniVuln scanning engine. Pricing scales with the number of targets, scan concurrency, and the level of support your team needs.
For individual analysts running focused audits.
per month, billed annually
For security teams running continuous coverage.
per month, billed annually
For organizations deploying at scale.
annual contract, volume pricing
Prices shown in USD. Enterprise pricing is scoped to deployment size and support requirements.
Ready when you are
Sign in to launch a scan, or browse the documentation to see how OmniVuln's reconnaissance, testing, and reporting workflows fit your team.
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