Vulnerability analysis, hardening guides, and lessons from scanning 28,691 websites.
Most scanners hand you a list of alerts and let you guess which are real. 2MNY now re-verifies every critical and high finding by re-checking its live evidence after the scan — and exports everything to SARIF for your CI and VM platforms.
Every vulnerability report shows CVSS numbers, but most teams read them wrong. Here's how CVSS v3.1 scores are actually computed, what each metric means, and how to prioritize.
Website malware is a business risk as much as a security one: blacklisting, visitor infections, and brand damage arrive within days. Here's how detection actually works.
Laravel is secure by default — your configuration usually isn't. This 15-point checklist covers the exposure classes we actually find when scanning Laravel apps in production.
Want a website vulnerability scanner you fully control? This hands-on guide walks through self-hosting the 2MNY Community Edition with Docker — 200 scanner modules, zero API keys.
Infostealer malware quietly harvests passwords and session cookies from your team's devices — and those credentials end up in logs anyone can buy. Here's how monitoring works and what to do if your domain appears.
Clickjacking, CORS misconfigurations and CSRF are the classic web logic bugs — individually moderate, devastating in combination. Here's how each works and how scanning catches them.
Most cloud breaches start not with a clever exploit but with a misconfiguration — an open bucket, an exposed admin panel, a database bound to 0.0.0.0. Here is how to find them before attackers do.
APIs now carry more sensitive traffic than the websites in front of them. This testing checklist covers shadow APIs, verb gaps, GraphQL and gRPC exposure, and broken authorization.
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