WebScanner is designed exclusively for legitimate security testing and vulnerability assessment. This platform must only be used for defensive security purposes on systems you own or have explicit written authorization to test.
Unauthorized use may result in criminal prosecution under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) and equivalent laws worldwide.
1. Purpose of This Platform
WebScanner is a security research and vulnerability assessment tool intended to help organizations and security professionals:
Identify security weaknesses in their own web applications
Conduct authorized penetration testing and security audits
Improve security posture through proactive vulnerability discovery
Comply with security standards and regulations
Educate teams about common web security issues
2. Strictly Prohibited Uses
The following activities are ILLEGAL and PROHIBITED:
Unauthorized Access: Scanning systems without explicit permission
Malicious Attacks: Using findings to compromise, damage, or disable systems
Data Theft: Attempting to access, extract, or exfiltrate data
Service Disruption: Causing denial of service or system instability
Exploitation: Exploiting vulnerabilities for personal gain or harm
Competitive Espionage: Scanning competitors without authorization
Harassment: Using the tool to target individuals or organizations
Criminal Activity: Any use that violates local, state, or federal laws
3. Legal Framework & Compliance
Users must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including:
United States
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), 18 U.S.C. § 1030 - Prohibits unauthorized access to computer systems
Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) - Governs interception of communications
Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) - Protects against circumvention of security measures
International Laws
Computer Misuse Act 1990 (UK) - Makes unauthorized access to computer material a criminal offense
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) - Protects personal data and privacy
Cybercrime Act (Various Countries) - Similar provisions in many jurisdictions worldwide
4. Authorization Requirements
Before scanning any domain or application, you MUST:
Verify Ownership: Prove you own the domain through DNS verification or meta tag validation
Obtain Written Authorization: If testing on behalf of a client, obtain explicit written consent that includes:
Scope of testing (specific domains, IP ranges, applications)
Timeframe for testing
Types of tests authorized
Limitations and exclusions
Signatures from authorized representatives
Understand Legal Boundaries: Know what you are legally permitted to test
Document Everything: Maintain records of all authorizations and testing activities
5. Responsible Disclosure Policy
If you discover vulnerabilities using WebScanner:
For Vulnerabilities in Client Systems
Report findings privately to the affected organization
Provide detailed, actionable information about the vulnerability
Allow reasonable time for remediation (typically 90 days)
Do not publicly disclose until after remediation or agreed timeline
Do not exploit vulnerabilities beyond what is necessary for demonstration
For Vulnerabilities in WebScanner
If you discover security issues in WebScanner itself, please report them responsibly:
Professional certifications: CEH, OSCP, GPEN, CISSP
10. Our Commitment
WebScanner is committed to:
Supporting legitimate security research and testing
Promoting responsible disclosure and ethical hacking
Preventing misuse of our platform
Cooperating with law enforcement when necessary
Maintaining the highest security and ethical standards
⚖️ Final Legal Disclaimer
WebScanner is a tool for authorized security testing only. By using this service, you acknowledge that you understand and accept full legal responsibility for your actions. We do not encourage, support, or facilitate unauthorized access to computer systems. You assume all risks associated with your use of this platform. Always ensure you have proper authorization before conducting any security assessments.