Scryer.
👁 Responsible scanning

About Scryer’s scanning

Scryer is a search engine for the public web. As new domains and services become publicly reachable, we take a lightweight, non-intrusive look at whether a web service is live there — the sort of information any visitor to the site could observe.

It’s an OSINT tool for security teams and researchers — mapping and monitoring internet-facing attack surface from what is already out in the open.

🛡 What we do

  • Observe domains as they appear on the public web.
  • Send lightweight, standard HTTP and HTTPS requests to check whether a web service is live.
  • Record what an ordinary browser would see: response headers, page title, technologies, TLS certificate details, and a screenshot of the homepage.
  • Run a passive, non-intrusive detection pass — safe fingerprinting and exposure checks only.
  • Identify ourselves on every request with a User-Agent that links back to this page.
  • Respect rate limits so we never place meaningful load on a host.

⊘ What we never do

  • ×Attempt to log in, guess credentials, or bypass authentication.
  • ×Send exploit, fuzzing, injection, brute-force, or denial-of-service traffic.
  • ×Access anything a host does not already serve publicly to an ordinary visitor.
  • ×Scan networks or ports beyond the standard web services on a discovered host.
  • ×Sell or share the data, or use it for anything other than our OSINT search product.

🌐 How to identify our traffic

Every request we make carries this User-Agent header:

Scryer/1.0 (+https://scryer.network/scanning)

If you need our source IP ranges to correlate against your logs, email us and we will share them.

✉ Opt out of scanning

If you would prefer that we not scan or index your domains, email [email protected] from an address at the domain, or with enough detail for us to confirm you are authorized to make the request.

  • We exclude the domain and its subdomains from future scans.
  • We remove what we hold for it from our index.
  • We confirm once the exclusion is in place.

Questions about our methodology or the data we hold? Email [email protected].