Web Layer
Inspects HTTP headers, CORS configurations, and SSL/TLS flaws — then auto-patches Nginx and .htaccess rules to close the surface.
- HTTP header hardening
- CORS policy rewrite
- Nginx / .htaccess patching
One single binary to scan, auto-patch, and safely rollback across Web, App, and OS layers — without manual intervention.
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Defense in depth
Azeminal operates across your entire stack with layer-specific detection and deterministic remediation.
Inspects HTTP headers, CORS configurations, and SSL/TLS flaws — then auto-patches Nginx and .htaccess rules to close the surface.
Scans project dependencies and injects runtime query sanitization, guarding against SQL injection and XSS at the execution boundary.
Audits exposed ports and dynamically orchestrates firewall rules across iptables and Windows Firewall for continuous isolation.
How it works · security guarantees
Four mechanisms work in concert. Nothing is speculative, everything is reversible, and no action is silent.
Generates and deploys web application firewall rules tuned to the exact vectors discovered during the audit.
Wraps request handling with an AST-verified sanitization proxy that neutralizes SQLi and XSS payloads at runtime.
Commits least-privilege firewall rules to iptables or Windows Firewall, isolating exposed services automatically.
Every patch writes an isolated system snapshot. azeminal --rollback restores exact prior configuration instantly.
Your infrastructure secrets, code, and logs never leave your servers. All analysis and patching run 100% locally using deterministic AST parsing and local evaluation models.
Hybrid pricing architecture
Subscribe per license or acquire lifetime core access. No payment is requested until v1.0.0 deployment.
Best for independent researchers.
Up to 5 concurrent licenses.
Full package. Lifetime core access.
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Developer FAQ
No. Every patch creates an isolated system state snapshot. If any drift occurs, running azeminal --rollback restores exact previous configurations instantly.