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Inspect a certificate, response headers, CORS and whether HTTP redirects to HTTPS.

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Learn the basics

Understand these security checks.

Each tool reads a public response. It does not scan the server or certify that a site is secure.

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What each check looks at

SSL Checker reads the certificate chain. HTTP Headers lists response headers. Security Headers focuses on headers such as CSP and HSTS. Mixed Content looks for HTTP assets on an HTTPS page. HTTPS Redirect follows the HTTP to HTTPS hop. CORS Checker sends a cross-origin request and shows the access-control headers.

Why does the certificate matter?

The certificate is what the browser uses for HTTPS. SSL Checker shows the issuer, validity dates and names it could read. It does not prove the rest of the site is safe.

What are security headers?

Headers such as HSTS, Content-Security-Policy and X-Frame-Options tell the browser how to treat the response. Security Headers Checker reports the ones present on the response it received.

What is CORS?

Cross-origin requests depend on Access-Control response headers. CORS Checker shows the headers returned for the origin you enter, including an optional preflight.

Should HTTP redirect to HTTPS?

A redirect sends browsers from HTTP to HTTPS. HTTPS Redirect Checker follows that hop, including a www test when you leave that option on. HSTS is a separate header, visible in the header checks.

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