ODINT // CRYPT

See what any website is built on and what runs on it, detected locally, and archive its web stack to ODINT // CRYPT.

ODINT // CRYPT shows you what a website is built on and lets you keep a dated record of it, so you can see how a site's technology changes over time. Think of it as an archive for web stack architecture. LIVE TAB Click the toolbar icon on any site. The Live tab reads that one page inside your browser and identifies the software behind it, using a bundled fingerprint database of more than 7,600 technologies. Where the page reveals a version, you see it, along with how each detection was made. A second view shows the contact and profile details the site publishes about itself, and a third shows the outside services the page loads and the security headers it sends. You can save the whole reading as a JSON file. The Live tab needs no account and sends nothing anywhere. It runs only on the tab you open it on, only when you open it. CRYPT TAB The Crypt tab connects to the ODINT // CRYPT archive. It shows the captures already saved for the site and lets you archive the site yourself with one click, from the right-click menu, or with Alt+Shift+O. The archive server runs a passive audit of the site and dates the record. You get a notification when the capture finishes and can compare it with earlier captures to see what changed. FULL ODINT AUDIT Open Full ODINT Audit from the popup to view complete audit results in a full extension tab. You can search the results, filter them by section, inspect the evidence behind each check, and export the result as JSON. Checks that could not run stay clearly marked as not tested. PRIVACY What the Live tab reads stays in your browser. The address of the current tab is sent to the archive server only when you open the Crypt tab or the audit view, or choose to archive a site. There is no tracking and no analytics. Full policy: https://net-works-lab.com/odint-crypt/privacy/ OPEN SOURCE DATA Technology fingerprints and icons come from the webappanalyzer project (https://github.com/enthec/webappanalyzer), licensed under the GNU GPL v3. The license and notice ship inside the extension. Made by Net Works Lab LLC.