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http-419

v0.1.0

Published

HTTP Security Scanner 🔍 — Scan any website's security headers instantly

Readme

http-419 🔍

419 = anti-fraud energy. Scan first, ship safer.

http-419 is a zero-dependency HTTP security header scanner for developers.

npx http-419 https://example.com

It checks common security headers, scores the site, and prints what to fix next.

Features

  • 10 security checks with weighted scoring (0-100)
  • Grade output from A+ to F
  • Colorized terminal report with ✅/⚠️/❌
  • Recommendations section with actionable fixes
  • Zero runtime dependencies (Node built-ins only)

Usage

# scan target URL
npx http-419 https://example.com

# help
npx http-419 -h

# version
npx http-419 -v

Security Checks

| Check | Weight | |------|--------| | HTTPS | 15 | | Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS) | 15 | | Content-Security-Policy (CSP) | 15 | | X-Frame-Options | 10 | | X-Content-Type-Options | 10 | | Referrer-Policy | 10 | | Permissions-Policy | 10 | | X-XSS-Protection | 5 | | Server header exposure | 5 | | X-Powered-By exposure | 5 |

Scoring model:

  • Pass = full weight
  • Warn = half weight
  • Fail = zero

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test

Why 419?

HTTP 418 belongs to teapots. HTTP 419 belongs to anti-fraud vibes and practical security checks.

License

MIT © Zhang Xilin