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Fast Scan Result for facebook.com

Security assessment completed for facebook.com with 22 security checks. Overall risk score: 100/100. Review the findings below to understand your security posture and take recommended actions.

Security Overview
Security Score
Scan Type:Free
Scan Scope:Fast Scan
Last Scan:26.07.2026 21:54 PM
Asset Type:Domain
Detected Technologies:N/A
Duration:2 minutes
Blacklist:False
Total URL:N/A
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Description

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Quick Tips
Ensure that only necessary services are running on open TCP ports. Disable or restrict access to services that are not required, and apply security updates to mitigate any vulnerabilities. Regularly monitor network traffic and consider implementing firewall rules to limit unauthorized access to sensitive services.
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Global Cyber Threat LevelWorldwide cyber threat impact on assets
Threat activity is currently Medium. Increase monitoring and apply critical patches promptly.
Top 5 findings
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Test Summary
Successful / Failed Tests
Covered vs Uncovered Scans by Categories
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DNS Controls

SSL Controls

Misconfiguration

Network Vulnerabilities

Web Vulnerabilities

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Product Based Web Vulnerabilities

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Recommended Remediation Steps
Executive Summary
Following a series of scans on the domain 'www.google.com', s4e.io scanner has discovered a number of vulnerabilities and configurations. Some of these may pose significant security risks if not addressed. These include weaknesses in DNS ANY Records, NS Records, MX Records, A Records, TXT Records, SPF Records, AAAA Records, CAA Records and DMARC Records. The chief concern rests with the Critical vulnerabilities. Immediate remediation of these issues should be prioritized to minimize potential business disruptions or data breaches.
Immediate Actions
  • Action 1: Address critical vulnerabilities within 24-48 hours by fixing improper DNS configurations.
  • Action 2: Implement security control for high-severity issues related to MX and A Records within a week.
  • Action 3: Establish continuous monitoring procedures to ensure 24/7 watch over system vulnerabilities.
Management Summary
Business security critically hinges on proactive vulnerability management. Remediation of critical vulnerabilities within 24-48hrs is necessary to protect the organization from potential attacks. To further strengthen the security posture, recommendations include continuous monitoring, and utilizing the premium packages for advanced threat intelligence, detailed compliance reporting and custom alerting rules, so specific vulnerabilities are addressed.
Continuous Scanning Benefits
  • 24/7 monitoring prevents security gaps by promptly detecting and plugging them, thereby preventing potential exploitation by attackers.
  • Automated detection of new vulnerabilities limits the attack surface exposed to cyber criminals.
  • Real-time alerts allow for an immediate response to threats which further minimizes damage from cyber attacks.
  • Historical trend analysis provides invaluable data for continuously refining and improving the organization's security posture.
Premium Recommendations
  • Advanced threat intelligence module in the premium package provides proactive defense, alerting the security team about trends and vulnerabilities within the cyber landscape.
  • Detailed compliance reporting feature allows for easy identification of adherence to regulatory requirements, reducing potential legal and financial penalties.
  • Custom alerting rules can be set according to the organization's specific environment, ensuring relevant and actionable alerts.
Vulnerability Analysis
Critical: Improper configurations in DNS records can lead to DNS poisoning, causing a disruption in services and potential data breaches., Misconfigurations in MX and A Records potentially allow for email spoofing, leading to phishing attacks.
High: Vulnerabilities associated with TXT and SPF Records potentially allow for email spoofing, leading to phishing attacks.
Medium: Misconfigurations in AAAA Records can lead to services disruption if such records are used in the infrastructure
Low: Potential data leaks due to CAA and DMARC Records misconfigurations.
Out of Scope Scans
Not tested due to scope
In Scope 0%
Out of scope 0%
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Total URL Found
Crawler is not started due to fast scan limitations.
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Scan Reports by Severities
OWASP Top 10
ThreatDescriptionFast scanFull Scan
A01: Broken Access ControlWeaknesses in enforcing user access restrictions.
A02: Cryptographic FailuresWeaknesses in cryptographic implementations.
A03: InjectionVulnerabilities allowing malicious code injection.
A04: Insecure DesignFundamental design flaws in security architecture.
A05: Security MisconfigurationImproper security settings and configurations.
A06: Vulnerable ComponentsUse of outdated or vulnerable third-party components.
A07: Authentication FailuresWeaknesses in authentication mechanisms.
A08: Software and Data IntegrityFailures in software and data integrity checks.
A09: Security Logging FailuresInsufficient logging and monitoring capabilities.
A10: Server-Side Request ForgeryVulnerabilities allowing server-side request forgery.
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