Skopia: Network Security Scan

Skopia is a lookout for the network you are on and the things you run: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth around you, websites, and domains. It tells you what is wrong in plain English, with the fix. Skopia (σκοπιά) is Greek for the lookout — the high place you watch from, so you see trouble before it reaches the door. OVERVIEW • A board of the sites you asked Skopia to watch • Down sites first. A 4xx still counts as up — the server answered. A transport failure or 5xx is down • Security advice sits behind Improvements to make, not on the board NEARBY • Every device on the Wi-Fi you joined, named where it can be • Risky services flagged with the fix: Telnet, FTP, ADB, SMB, RDP, VNC, Redis, MongoDB, UPnP • Bluetooth advertisements for twelve seconds. Tracker tags (AirTag, SmartTag, Tile and similar) flagged. Skopia only listens — it never connects or pairs • This phone: user-installed certificate authorities, wireless debugging left on, private DNS, how stale the security patch is ASSETS • Certificate days, the redirect chain, and the security headers to add • Domain expiry from the registry, transfer lock, SPF and DMARC • Internal names and LAN addresses as well as public sites FREE, NO ACCOUNT Install it and it works. There is no sign-up and no advertising. Android checks when you ask; on Linux, Skopia can watch saved sites while the app is open and alert after five minutes down. WHAT SKOPIA IS NOT Skopia detects; it never demonstrates. No exploits, no password guessing, no packet injection, nothing that logs in to anything. It looks at a network you are already on and reports what is visible. Also on Linux: curl -fsSL https://skopia.sh | sh Developed by Seraf Inc.