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What else is?
Spot exposed secrets and security issues. Get clear steps to fix them. Check again after changes.
const serviceKey ="eyJhbGci...";FAKE TOKENdecoded role: service_role
Service token in public JS
A pattern your browser can read.
/assets/app.jsLABOne finding.
The whole story.
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studio-demo.exampleA working app can still expose a secret.
Follow one example from a finding to a fresh check. Three clicks, no signup.
What ships to the browser is visible to visitors.
Synthetic file. No real credential.This synthetic example uses recorded lab results. Nothing is scanned or changed when you click. Owner-level checks require current domain verification.
Example detailsYour app. Your next step.
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Your finding. Your next steps.
- Finding details and fix instructions
- Prompts for your coding tool
- Repeat scans, subject to fair use
- Weekly or monthly monitoring and alerts
- PDF reports and scan history
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Owner-level checks require current domain verification. Only scan sites you own or have permission to test.
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Straight answers.
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I already use Lovable or Cursor. What does this add?
UNPWNED gives you another way to check what your live app exposes, with a path from finding to fix instructions to a fresh scan. Coding tools have security features too. The useful question is what each check adds to your project.
Does UNPWNED fix my code for me?
Your paid plan provides finding details, instructions and coding prompts. You review and apply the changes in your own tools, deploy your update, then run another scan.
Can I check a client’s site?
Yes, with the right permission. Some checks, including Deep Scans, require current domain verification. Signing up or paying does not replace permission to scan.
What if the scan gets blocked?
You’ll see a gap in coverage. If there isn’t enough evidence to compare, the finding isn’t marked as fixed. Address the block within your authorized scope, then check again.
Does a clean report mean my app is secure?
A scan covers part of the picture. Payments, access between customer accounts and sensitive workflows may need a specialist review of your code and business logic. A clean report cannot guarantee a secure app.
