Most tools rank.
Xseth proves it.
Press play and watch one scan in motion: recon floods in, the triage layer cuts the noise to what matters — then the validation core fires a non-destructive probe and brings a finding back CONFIRMED ✓. That last step is the difference between a ranked guess and a finding you can act on.
Sample target · acme.example.com · canned output · ~30s
Recon pipeline
- subfinder53subdomains
- naabu214open ports
- httpx96live services
- nmap140fingerprinted
3
findings that matter
~500 → 3
- HIGHExposed Redis datastoreUnproven:6379
- MEDJenkins login exposedConfirmed ✓:8080
- MEDDeprecated TLS enabledUnproven:443
That CONFIRMED ✓ badge is the validation core at work — a non-destructive probe reached the finding and matched real evidence. The rest stay honestly unproven until a probe verifies them. Reachability, not exploitation — nothing was broken into.
Proof, not just a priority score
This is where Xseth parts ways with a scanner. The validation core takes each high-impact finding and fires a non-destructive probe — reachability, never exploitation — so it lands CONFIRMED ✓ or honestly unproven. Below is the full assessment that comes out the other side: evidence and a fix beside every finding, a client-ready PDF a click away.
Threat Assessment
acme.example.com · xseth_demo_8829F
3
Findings
1
High
1
Confirmed
Findings
1. Exposed datastore — Redis reachable on the internet
A datastore reachable from the public internet with no transport security. If it is unauthenticated, anyone who can reach it could read or modify data.
2. Exposed CI/build login surface (Jenkins)
A CI/CD login page exposed to the internet on a known-vulnerable build. An attacker could target the pipeline and the secrets it holds.
3. Deprecated TLS enabled on the main site
Outdated TLS protocols weaken transport security and commonly fail compliance checks (PCI DSS, SOC 2).
Point it at a target you own.
The demo is canned; the product is not. Request early access, point Xseth at a target you're authorized to test, and let the validation core prove your findings — with the evidence behind every one.