Observation before assertion
A finding describes the state observed within a limited check. Outstanding measurements and the limits of the conclusion remain visible.
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About Wolf-Agents
Wolf-Agents combines public security checks with reports and technical guides. The focus is on findings you can understand and trace.
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Founder and sole operator
Wolf-Agents is operated by Eduard Wolf. He develops and runs the scanners, reports and this website himself. There is no team behind it: questions, corrections and security reports go to him.
AI tools contribute to the text, design and software. The AI disclosure explains how they are used and what this means for reliability.
The legal notice contains the formal operator details and contact information.
Operator details in the legal notice Get in touchThe public scanners check selected features of externally visible web, email and API configurations. Reports document the observed state as a working reference. They do not determine compliance or whether an organisation falls within a law’s scope.
The checks and their browser findings are free without an account. Order new report files separately with the archive access described in the order. A single report is also available as a guest.
Overview of the checks Understanding reports Web security guides Email security guides
Three principles apply equally to checks, reports and technical articles.
A finding describes the state observed within a limited check. Outstanding measurements and the limits of the conclusion remain visible.
Reports bring results and interpretation together. They support further technical work.
View the reportsGuidance needs a suitable environment, dated sources and clear limits. A stricter setting is not necessarily suitable for every system.
A sample guide: understanding HSTSThe security page explains where the website and scanners run, which safeguards are demonstrably in place, and how to report a vulnerability. The privacy policy explains which data is processed.