// early access

Find the devices on your network, and the vulnerabilities other scanners miss.

HackerMight Scanner discovers every device on your network, works out exactly what each one is — make, model and firmware — flags white-labelled hardware hiding under a different brand, and matches it all against published CVEs, including ones I found and reported myself.

// what it does

Built on years of device research

01

Device discovery

Find everything on the network — not just laptops and phones, but cameras, controllers, gateways and the boxes nobody remembers installing.

02

Firmware fingerprinting

Identify make, model and firmware version, so you know exactly what you're running before you decide what to fix.

03

White-label detection

Spot devices sold under one brand but built by another — the blind spot that hides shared, unpatched firmware across vendors.

04

CVE matching

Cross-check every device against published vulnerabilities, including advisories from my own 56 CISA-coordinated CVEs.

// request access

Get first access

I'm building this now and opening it to a small first group. Leave your email and you'll be among the first invited, before it's public.

  • Be first in line when early access opens
  • Help shape which devices and checks come first
  • No spam — just one email when your invite is ready

Your email is only used to send your invite.

// good to know

Questions

When does it launch?

Early access opens in stages to a small first group. Join the list and you'll be invited before it's public.

What will it cost?

Still being decided. Early-access members will hear first, and will get the best launch terms.

How does it scan?

It runs against your own network, so you see your own devices. Full setup details come with your invite.

Who's building this?

Me — an IoT/OT vulnerability researcher with 56 CISA-coordinated CVEs across cameras, industrial, medical and more. This tool comes out of that research.