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EilatSecure
Passive, B2B website-security scanning for local Eilat businesses — a separate brand from SIPA OS, run by the same team.
Live site: https://web-secure.sipa-os.org
What this is
EilatSecure gives small local businesses (the kind that had a website built
by a freelancer or a page builder years ago and never touched it again) a
plain-language, non-intrusive check of how exposed their site actually is,
plus a paid path to a deeper human-reviewed audit and — as a cross-sell —
website/AI-agent build services from the same team under the web.sipa-os.org
brand.
It is intentionally passive. Every request the scanner makes is one a normal browser, visitor, or search-engine crawler would also make. It does not:
- attempt logins or credential guessing
- send injection payloads (SQLi, XSS, etc.)
- brute-force anything
- port-scan beyond the default web ports a browser would hit
This is a read-only, GET-only reconnaissance tool, not a penetration tester.
Services (as shown on the landing page)
| Service | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free scan | free | Instant automated pass/fail report from the passive scanner below |
| Full audit | from ₪2,000 | A human goes through what the free scan found, plus what it can't see (outdated CMS versions, weak passwords, exposed admin panels) — clear report in Hebrew within 48 hours |
Website build (cross-sell, web.sipa-os.org) |
from ₪1,200 | A real landing page, live within 24 hours — WhatsApp button, Google Maps, HTTPS, three rounds of edits included |
AI WhatsApp agent (cross-sell, web.sipa-os.org) |
from ₪4,000 | AI WhatsApp agent for the business |
What the passive scanner actually checks
Implemented in functions/api/scan.js (a Cloudflare Pages Function backing
POST /api/scan). Given a URL, it checks:
- HTTPS reachability — can the site be reached over HTTPS at all
- HTTP → HTTPS redirect — does plain
http://force an upgrade tohttps://, or can traffic still go over cleartext - Six security response headers — presence/absence of:
Strict-Transport-Security(HSTS)Content-Security-PolicyX-Frame-OptionsX-Content-Type-OptionsReferrer-PolicyPermissions-Policy
- Cookie flags — whether
Set-Cookieheaders carrySecureandHttpOnly - Technology/version disclosure —
ServerandX-Powered-Byheaders leaking stack/version info - Mixed content —
http://resources referenced from anhttps://page - Exposed sensitive paths — a fixed list of conventionally-public-if-
present paths is probed with plain GETs:
/.env,/.git/config,/.git/HEAD,/wp-config.php.bak,/config.json,/.DS_Store,/backup.zip,/phpinfo.php - TLS — reachability/handshake over HTTPS (certificate expiry is checked
separately in
scan_own_domains.py, see below)
The scan returns a JSON payload: { target, scannedAt, grade, findings[] },
where grade starts at 100 and is docked per finding by severity.
What it does NOT do
No logins, no injection testing, no brute-force, no port scanning. If a prospective customer needs that, it is out of scope for this tool and would require an explicit, authorized penetration test — not something a passive web scanner should ever attempt without a signed engagement.
scan_own_domains.py
A separate, not customer-facing script. It runs the same category of passive checks (headers, cookie flags, sensitive paths, forced HTTPS redirect, plus TLS certificate expiry) against a fixed list of the architect's own 14 SIPA OS domains, for self-monitoring rather than as part of the EilatSecure product. It is currently run manually — it is not yet wired into a cron schedule or CI job.
Deploying
The site is a Cloudflare Pages project (eilatsecure) already deployed and
attached to its custom domain — no new infrastructure should be created for
routine deploys. To ship a change:
export CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN="$CLOUDFLARE_WORKERS_TOKEN"
npx wrangler pages deploy . --project-name=eilatsecure --branch=main
Domains — read this before linking anywhere
web-secure.sipa-os.orgis the current, working, canonical domain — a Cloudflare Pages custom domain on thesipa-os.orgzone. This is the only URL that should ever be presented as "the live site."eilatsecure.comis a separate domain, registered via IONOS, that is currently non-functional — it is stuck mid-transfer between IONOS and Cloudflare and WHOIS currently returns "no match." It is not live and should not be linked to or treated as reachable anywhere until the transfer completes.
Repository layout
index.html landing page (free-scan form + pricing)
functions/api/scan.js Cloudflare Pages Function — the scan API
scan_own_domains.py self-monitoring script (not customer-facing)
REMEDIATION/G15_REMEDIATION_LOG__2026-08-16.md historical one-time remediation log
*.sha256 / *.TAG integrity seals (see below)
Integrity seals
Every content file in this repo is sealed with a <file>.sha256 and
<file>.TAG sidecar pair, produced by the shared reseal.py tool used
across SIPA OS projects. A .TAG records FILE, SHA256, SIZE, DEVICE,
and TS (plus any extra fields already present, which reseal preserves
rather than dropping). Reseal any content file you change:
python3 /path/to/sipa-os-governance/scripts/reseal.py <path> [DEVICE]
This README is sealed too — check README.md.sha256 / README.md.TAG
alongside it.
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