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Qubitron Security

Free · one application

See what an attacker can pull from your app. Free.

Give us the public address or store listing of one application you own. We spend a short time looking at it the way an AI-assisted attacker would, and send you a plain summary of the first things we notice.

Request the free check
  • One application
  • Non-intrusive
  • Summary by email
  • No obligation
exposure check · illustration
  1. Target: https://app.example.com (web, owner-confirmed)
  2. Shipped bundles: 14 scripts, 2 source maps public
  3. Readable logic: pricing tiers, trial length, seat discount
  4. In bundle: 1 analytics key, 1 internal hostname, /admin/export
  5. API surface from client: 23 endpoints, 2 without auth header
  6. Summary drafted. Recommend: source maps off, move pricing server-side

An illustration of the kind of summary you get. Not a real result.

What we look at

  • Whether your build ships source maps, debug symbols or verbose logging.
  • Readable business logic an agent can lift straight from the client.
  • Keys, tokens, internal hostnames and admin routes left in the bundle or package.
  • How much of the API surface is visible from the client, and whether anything looks callable without the UI.
  • A one-line read on how long a copier would need with current tooling.

What it is not

  • It is a look, not an audit. We spend a short, fixed amount of time and report what we noticed, not everything there is.
  • It is non-intrusive. We only read what your application already sends to any user; we don't attack, fuzz or log in.
  • It is for applications you own or are authorized to have tested. You confirm that when you request it, and we decline requests about other people's products.
  • You get a summary email, not a report. If you want the full picture with evidence and a fix plan, that is the exposure audit.

Three steps

From request to summary in a few days

  1. Request

    Tell us the app type and where to find it, and confirm you are authorized.

  2. We look

    A short, non-intrusive pass over the public build, by a person using the same tools attackers use.

  3. You get a summary

    A plain email with the top things we noticed and whether a full audit is worth it. Usually within three business days.

Request

Tell us where to look

The public address or store listing of one application you own. We'll email the summary, usually within three business days.

We only test applications you own or are explicitly authorized to test.

Want the full picture?

The check shows the first things we notice. The audit shows everything, with evidence.

The AI reverse-engineering exposure audit covers the whole build, ranks every finding by impact and comes with a fix plan and a read-out call.

About the exposure auditRequest an audit

We only test applications you own or are explicitly authorized to test.