About

BreachHunter is a read-only website security assessment tool: point it at a site you own, and it checks the things attackers check first — then tells you how to fix what it finds.

Why it exists

Most website compromises don't start with exotic zero-days. They start with the basics: an expired certificate, a missing security header, an admin panel exposed to the internet, a directory listing left on, an open port running an outdated service. Professional penetration testers check these fundamentals first because they're the highest-probability entry points — and the cheapest to fix.

BreachHunter automates that first pass: reconnaissance, port checks, TLS analysis, web security auditing, and directory discovery, summarized as a 0–100 score with concrete fix guidance for every finding. It's the assessment you'd want before an attacker runs their own.

What it does — and doesn't do

• Recon: DNS and infrastructure footprint of the target.
• Port scanning: which services are reachable from the internet.
• TLS analysis: certificate validity, protocol versions, cipher strength.
• Web audit: security headers, cookie flags, information disclosure.
• Directory discovery: exposed paths and files that shouldn't be public.

BreachHunter is assessment only — no exploits. It identifies weaknesses; it never attempts to break in. And it may only be used on targets you own or are explicitly authorized to test.

Who built it

BreachHunter is built by Ingenious AI, an AI-security company based in Orange Walk Town, Belize. It is part of an independent suite of AI-security tools, each focused on one job and built to a professional standard.

Questions? Contact us — we reply within one business day.