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In the last post, we built the CLI module that formats and displays our scan results. Now we have all the pieces: Scanner package — Fetches security data Models package — Wraps data with convenient properties CLI module — Displays results beautifu...
In the last post, we built the ScanReport class that wraps our raw scan data in convenient properties. Now we have clean access to our data — report.has_valid_ssl instead of nested dictionary lookups. But we still need to show this data to users. Tod...
In the last post, we completed the HTTP headers scanner. Now we have three independent scanner modules – DNS, SSL, and headers. Each one works perfectly on its own. But our users shouldn't have to call three separate functions and combine results the...
In the last post, we built the SSL scanner module that checks certificate validity. Now we'll build the final piece of our scanning trio — the HTTP headers scanner. This module checks whether a website has configured proper security headers to protec...
In the last post, we built the DNS scanner module and learned how to structure code that fetches data without printing it. Now we'll build the SSL scanner – the module that checks whether a domain's HTTPS certificate is valid, who issued it, and when...
In the last post, we learned what Python packages are and why we need __init__.py. Now let's build the first real module in our scanner package — the DNS scanner. Today's Goal By the end of this post, you'll understand: Why we configure a custom DNS...