Securelic is an open-source powered online vulnerability scanner that helps security teams continuously discover, monitor, and secure their external attack surface. It unifies automated reconnaissance, asset discovery, and vulnerability scanning into a single streamlined workflow, enabling faster risk identification and continuous security visibility without managing fragmented tools. Built for security engineers, DevSecOps teams, and modern organizations.
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π Hi Everyone,
Iβm excited to introduce Securelic an open-source powered online vulnerability scanner built to help teams continuously discover and secure their external attack surface.
We built Securelic because many security teams still struggle with fragmented tools, manual recon, and limited visibility into internet-facing assets. Our goal was simple: unify automated reconnaissance, asset discovery, and vulnerability scanning into one streamlined workflow.
β Continuous external visibility
β Automated recon & discovery
β Open-source powered scanning
β Risk-focused insights
πΈ Budget-friendly pricing
Securelic is especially useful for security engineers, DevSecOps teams, and organizations that want scalable, automation-friendly security monitoring.
π You can explore the scanners here: https://securelic.com/scanners
Weβd genuinely love your feedback β what features would you like to see next?
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Umut Gunes
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Hunter
Hi Everyone,
π We just published a deep technical breakdown of how a modern vulnerability scanner should actually be built.
Most scanners stop at surface-level findings. We designed Securelic to go further combining open-source intelligence, automated workflows, and continuous attack surface visibility into a unified architecture.
In this article, we cover:
β’ How open-source tools can power enterprise-grade scanning β’ The architecture behind continuous vulnerability detection β’ Automated response and risk correlation design β’ Why traditional point-in-time scans are no longer enough
Hi Everyone,
π We just published a deep technical breakdown of how a modern vulnerability scanner should actually be built.
Most scanners stop at surface-level findings.
We designed Securelic to go further combining open-source intelligence, automated workflows, and continuous attack surface visibility into a unified architecture.
In this article, we cover:
β’ How open-source tools can power enterprise-grade scanning
β’ The architecture behind continuous vulnerability detection
β’ Automated response and risk correlation design
β’ Why traditional point-in-time scans are no longer enough
If you're building in AppSec, ASM, or DevSecOps, this is for you π
https://securelic.com/blog/the-architecture-of-an-open-source-powered-online-vulnerability-scanner-tu9jr4/addf678cd3b5ea4d7089024d4b5fb33d
Would love feedback from the Product Hunt community π
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