Sploit.io review
A free web service for browser-focused vulnerability checks and real-time CVE lookup.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Sploit.io is a free, web-based vulnerability scanning service focused on web browsers. It scans a user's browser, computer system, and network for security-related information and potential vulnerabilities, then reports browser vulnerabilities with associated CVEs in real time. The service also supports product and version searches against vulnerability records. Its focused scope makes it suitable for browser vulnerability spot checks rather than broad vulnerability management across an organization’s full asset inventory.
Its standout feature is the range of browser-oriented checks available from a web interface. Sploit.io includes browser-component and plugin checks, open-port checks, exploit and vulnerability checks, plus Spectre and EICAR tests. Custom tests cover connection details, system information, and geolocation. This combination can help users inspect browser-related exposure and review specific security signals without a paid tier or separate platform installation. The product and version search adds a lookup workflow for checking vulnerability records tied to particular software details.
The trade-off is breadth. Sploit.io does not provide continuous scanning, integrations, or coverage beyond its browser-focused target scope. It is therefore a fit for users who need free, browser-centered checks and CVE lookups, especially when custom browser, system, or network tests are useful. Organizations seeking ongoing monitoring, connected workflows, or scanning across broader asset types should choose a vulnerability scanning product designed for those requirements instead.
Sploit.io pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Real-time CVE identification for browser vulnerabilities
- Checks browser components, plugins, ports, and selected exploits
- Custom connection, system, and geolocation tests
- Where it doesn't
- Scope is limited to web browsers
- No continuous scanning
- No integrations or broader asset coverage
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