Your First Security Scan
Learn how to run your first security scan with Toranj. Discover vulnerabilities and get actionable insights to secure your code.
Step-by-Step Scanning Process
Connect Your Repository
Link your GitHub repository or upload your source code
- Paste your repository URL
- Authenticate with GitHub/GitLab if needed
- Or upload a ZIP file of your code
- Select the branch to scan (default: main)
Configure Scan Settings
Choose what types of vulnerabilities to scan for
- Select programming languages
- Choose security check levels
- Enable compliance scanning
- Set custom rules (optional)
Run the Security Scan
Start the automated security analysis
- Click "Start Scan" button
- Wait for AI analysis to complete
- Monitor progress in real-time
- Typically takes 1-3 minutes
Review Results
Analyze findings and prioritize fixes
- View vulnerability summary
- Check security score
- Review detailed findings
- Download reports
Try Your First Scan Now
Start with our demo repository or connect your own code
Common Vulnerabilities We Detect
Here are some typical security issues Toranj identifies in code
SQL Injection
Database attacks through user input
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
Script injection in web pages
Authentication Bypass
Unauthorized access vulnerabilities
Insecure Dependencies
Outdated packages with known issues
Information Disclosure
Sensitive data exposure
Input Validation Issues
Improper data validation
Understanding Your Scan Results
Security Score
A numerical score (0-100) indicating overall security health of your code.
- 90-100: Excellent security
- 70-89: Good with minor issues
- 0-69: Needs attention
Vulnerability Severity
Each finding is categorized by potential impact and exploitability.
- CriticalImmediate fix required
- HighFix within days
- MediumFix within weeks
After Your First Scan
Continue improving your security posture