So another website is called Security Letters Dot Com.
There's another Web site that we can use, and it's a tool that allows us to check if a site has its
security header set up correctly to prevent attacks and is a good way to figure out if I could be vulnerable
to some Web based attacks.
So let's go ahead and check out this Web site right here.
Here's a security threat as Web sites.
So all we need to do is actually type in an address right here.
And then we will be able to figure out, you know, like what headers it doesn't have, says see what
it might be mumbled so we could try to hack this site, dotcom and see what comes up for that.
So let's see how this dot com has an F, apparently, so we can scan it again over to it might potentially
get another result.
But as you can see, when something has like a F is looking for these different headers to see if they're
set or not.
And these headers not being set could be potential issues like, for example, right here, content
security policies and effective measures to protect yourself from crosscutting attacks by Willerton
sources of improved content.
You can prevent the browser from loading malicious assets.
So that's something that we're going to learn about and browser applications or sites on the proper
headers that it could be susceptible to.
So this is a good site.
Like maybe if you're relying on a Web site, you want to make sure that it's secure and go ahead and
try to scan over this site, see what's going on so we can try over space.
Some things it actually might might not work.
Some websites might actually be blocking it like this one might be.
But you can definitely go ahead and do that and figure out what kind of vulnerabilities like a site
has.