Capabilities

Twelve capabilities you don't get from a regular WAF.

Each one exists because we shipped it after a real customer incident. Nothing here is on the roadmap — it's all in production today.

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Real Visitor Simulation

Headless Chromium with full JavaScript execution, fonts, and layout — not just a curl request that misses everything modern websites actually do.

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288 independent scans per day, per domain. Detection windows for skimmers and malicious tag updates close from days to minutes.

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Spamhaus DBL, URLhaus, OpenPhish, PhishTank, abuse.ch, ThreatFox, Maltrail, Quad9 — aggregated, deduplicated and refreshed hourly.

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We catalog every external domain your site reaches — analytics, CDN, fonts, ad tech, A/B testers, chat widgets — and surface unexpected newcomers.

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Tuned heuristics catch payment-form skimmers that hide behind tag-managers, fake jQuery libraries, or compromised WordPress plugins.

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Identify unauthorized in-browser miners (Coinhive successors, WASM miners) trying to consume your customers' CPU.

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When an upstream vendor's script silently starts calling a new domain, you'll see it within five minutes — long before any disclosure cycle.

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Each alert ships with HAR, screenshot, console log, initiator stack trace, and a stable replay URL for your dev team to validate the fix.

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Native delivery to inbox, plus webhooks into Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, or any HTTP endpoint.

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No script, agent, plugin, DNS change, or server access required. We monitor exactly what a public visitor sees from outside your perimeter.

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Define multiple URL templates per domain — homepage, checkout, login, /admin, blog post — so we cover the surfaces that actually carry risk.

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Scans originate from US, EU, and APAC vantage points to catch geo-targeted payloads that only fire for specific visitor regions.