Every developer knows the pain of running a security scan. You wait for it to finish, only to be handed a giant report filled with hundreds of warnings. You then have to spend the next three hours manually testing each one, only to find out that almost all of them are false positives.
It is a massive waste of time, and it makes people ignore security alerts entirely.
I wanted a tool that actually proved its findings before telling me about them. Since I could not find a lightweight, open-source scanner that did this, I decided to build VScanX.
How it works under the hood
Instead of just checking if a header is missing or searching for static text, VScanX focuses on active validation.
