Ten topics. A clearer starting point.

The scanner library.

Choose the object you need to inspect. These ten guides distinguish scanning interfaces, API security testing, AI evaluation, code review, file analysis, and image intelligence.

Scanner API

Scan orchestration · Result design · Review workflows

API Scanner

Endpoint inventory · Authorization · Safe testing

AI LLM Scanner API

Prompt injection · Retrieval · Tool boundaries

Git Repo Scanner

Secrets · Code findings · Dependency context

Antivirus Scanner API

Engine integration · Updates · Quarantine

Malware Scanner API

Analysis jobs · Engine evidence · Triage

File Scanner API

Upload validation · Type inspection · Storage policy

Reverse Image Scanner

Image matching · Source context · Similarity

EXIF Data Scanner

Metadata · Privacy · Provenance limits

Choose by input

What are you inspecting?

For application permissions, choose API scanning. For credentials or source findings, choose repository scanning. For uploaded content, start with file scanning and add antivirus or malware analysis according to the workflow.

For model-assisted decisions, begin with AI evaluation. For a language-model application, extend the review to retrieval and tool boundaries. For visual material, separate matching against an index from reading the metadata in the file.

Choose by decision

What happens next?

A scanner result can support routing, investigation, quarantine, or release. Define the action before choosing the integration. The evidence needed to prioritize a review queue may not be enough to approve a public download.

Keep incomplete coverage visible. An unsupported format, failed engine, or missing input should remain a distinct outcome with an owner and a next step.

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