I am a former pen-tester, and current software developer. Looking to get some feedback on a startup I'm working on to provide automated site scanning that is easy to use.
Please let me know what you think.
Why should I use simple scanner over something like shodan? Do you offer better integrations and public APIs? Do you offer less rate limits?
Can it be self hosted?
Is it open source? ...which might be the most important aspect of pentesting software. Non-OSINT software in general is avoided by anyone I know.
Thank you for your candid comment.
Firstly I am not looking to compete with the likes of shodan. From that, I need to work on the message to whom the product is catered towards.
In addition, I cannot as a solo developer compete with the likes of other much larger, and distinctly older companies in the space oriented towards pen testers as well as those doing work for large corporations.
My original goal was to offer something a little more sophisticated than something like shields up, but less than a shodan or nessus.
As far as what the initial project goal is to offer port scan as well as potential CVE, detection at an affordable price automated for enthusiasts, small businesses, and IT professionals to keep an idea of how things look from the outside in.
Things could change as this is just an MVP, as well as something that has only been written about a couple weeks ago in my spare time.
If you or anyone else has any questions, statements, or ideas, please reach out to me.