These terms apply to the surface check on this site, to the deeper check that follows a proof of ownership, and to the reports we send. By ticking the box before a check you accept them. Version: en-2026-10.
Who we are#
The service is run by Root92 sh.p.k., Tirana, Albania. For any question about these terms, write to info@root92.it.
Only sites you may test#
You may submit a site only if it is yours, or if its owner has authorised you to have it analysed. By ticking the box, you confirm that this is true.
The deeper check goes further, so it runs only after you prove that you control the site (a DNS record, a file, a meta tag, or signing in with your search-engine account).
If you submit a site without that right, you are responsible for it, not us. We may refuse or stop any check, and block any address or site, when we see misuse.
What the check does, and what it does not#
The surface check reads only what the site shows to any visitor. It never reads a database, never logs in, and never uses a key it finds. What it does is described in full on the “About the scanner” page.
The result is an automated first look, not a full security audit. A clean result does not mean that a site is safe, and a finding is a signal to check, not a proof of a breach.
What you must not do#
- Use the service to scan sites that are not yours or that you may not test.
- Get around the limits (20 checks per hour per address, 3 per hour on the same site), for example with many addresses or scripts.
- Use a report to attack a site, or share someone else’s report without their consent.
Our responsibility#
We run the service with care, but we do not promise that it is always available or that every result is complete. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for decisions taken only on the basis of an automated result.
Your data#
What we collect, why and for how long is in the privacy policy, linked at the bottom of every page.
Changes#
If these terms change, the version above changes too. Each check records the version you accepted, so the terms that applied to your check stay the ones you saw.