Invicta XposureComing soonIn private development
See what a hacker sees.
Invicta Xposure maps what your business has on the internet, including the parts you've forgotten, then checks it the way an attacker would.
Why it matters
Easy targets get found first.
Nobody has to pick you out. Automated scans find whatever is exposed and unfixed.
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They scan everything
36,000 scans a second seen by FortiGuard Labs in 2024, billions every month.
Fortinet, 2025 Global Threat Landscape Report2 of 4
They list what looks weak
Exposed admin pages, unpatched software and forgotten hosts go to the top.
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They get in
31% of breaches began with an exploited vulnerability, now the most common way in.
Verizon, 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report4 of 4
You fix it, eventually
43 days is the typical time to fully fix a critical flaw attackers already use. Only 26% get fixed at all.
Verizon, 2026 Data Breach Investigations ReportWAF
A WAF in front is not proof it blocks.
Three requests: normal, test attack, normal. Only a block in the middle counts.
- Normal200
- Test attack403This one counts
- Normal200
Blocked at the edgeOnly the test attack was stopped.
Try one attack family on www.northwind.test/searchIllustrative
Four of five stopped. SSRF got through, so this endpoint needs a look.
APIs
The APIs nobody listed are still answering.
Retired apps leave their APIs running, and teams launch new ones without telling security. Xposure finds the APIs that answer from outside.
- www/stores/nearby
- api/v2/catalogue
- api/v2/orders
- api/v2/account
How it was found: Called by the store finder in the site's JavaScript.
How it was found: Listed in the API's public spec file.
How it was found: Reached by following links from the shop's pages.
How it was found: Listed in the same public spec file.
Your API docs end here
How it was found: A common API path, tried on a host from the old checkout. It still answers.
How it was found: A test address left in the site's JavaScript.
How it was found: Linked from the new portal's sign-in page.
Open any endpoint to see how it was found and proved real.Illustrative
30.7% more API endpoints turned up in Cloudflare's traffic than organisations had listed themselves.Cloudflare, 2024 API Security and Management Report
Changes
Something new went public? Xposure spots it.
Teams launch apps without telling security. Xposure compares each scan with the one before.
This scan of northwind.test: beta-portal is new since the last scan, the WAF on api no longer blocks, and promo is gone. 15 APIs found, 3 more than last time.
New since the last scan
beta-portal.northwind.test
- First seen
- This scan
- WAF
- None detected
- What answers
- A sign-in page
Were you aware?
New hosts get the same checks as everything else.
Nearly 32% of new high or critical exposures come from the 300 or more services an average organisation adds every month.Unit 42, Attack Surface Threat Research
Can't wait? Our consultants run these checks by hand today. See the External Attack Surface Assessment
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