how it works
Find it. Fix it. Prove it's closed.
Harbova isn't another scanner that dumps a wall of red on you and leaves. Scanners find the obvious stuff; a human catches what they miss; and on the higher tiers, we actually close the holes and verify they're gone.
Free scan
Paste your live URL. In under a minute we check the public surface: security headers, exposed keys in your front-end, an open-database probe, and the basics AI tends to skip. You get a plain-English report by email.
Deep audit
If you want the full picture, we look at the actual code, not just the surface. A human reviews your logins, access rules, database policies, and business logic, the things a scanner simply cannot judge. You get a prioritized report: what's critical, what can wait.
We fix it
On the fix tiers we don't just hand you homework. We implement the fixes in your codebase: lock down database rules, pull secrets out of the front-end, add the missing logins, and harden the endpoints.
We prove it
We run the whole thing again and show you a before-and-after: every issue, closed and verified. You get a report you can hand to an investor, a client, or an enterprise buyer asking hard questions.
What we actually check
Leaked keys & secrets
The API key that could run up a five-figure bill on your account.
- Keys hard-coded in your front-end code
- Secrets committed to your Git history
- Service keys exposed where the browser can read them
Open databases
The #1 vibe-coding mistake: a database anyone can read or edit.
- Supabase tables readable with the public key (RLS off)
- Firebase rules left in test mode
- Storage buckets open to the world
Missing or broken logins
Pages and actions that should require a login, but don't.
- Admin routes anyone can reach
- Users able to see each other's data
- Password and session weaknesses
The front door
The basics that quietly get skipped when AI ships fast.
- Missing security headers and HTTPS settings
- Unprotected API endpoints
- AI-specific risks like prompt injection in your chat features
A word on honesty
No one can promise an app is unhackable, and we never will. What we can promise is that we'll find the issues that matter, explain them without scaring you, fix the ones you ask us to, and show you the proof. Security is a habit, not a certificate.