About NALIDE

NALIDE gathers information about a website or host and puts it in one place. Give it a URL, and it collects, collates and presents whatever it can find in the open.

The report covers potential attack vectors, the security measures already in place, and the connections between the parts of a site's architecture. The same data is just as useful for the everyday jobs: tuning server responses, untangling redirects, auditing cookies, checking DNS records.

Whether you're a developer, sysadmin, security researcher, penetration tester, or simply curious about how a particular site is put together, there should be something here worth knowing.

It's built and maintained by Alicia Sykes, and the source is on GitHub.

Support the project

NALIDE is free to use without restriction.

All the code is open source, so you're also free to deploy your own instance, as well as fork, modify and distribute the code in both private and commercial settings.

NALIDE Check is maintained as part of the NALIDE ecosystem. If you find it useful, the best way to help is to report issues or suggest improvements on the GitHub repo.

Fair use

  • Please use this tool responsibly. Do not use it for hosts you do not have permission to scan. Do not use it as part of a scheme to attack or disrupt services.
  • Requests may be rate-limited to prevent abuse. If you need more bandwidth, please deploy your own instance.
  • There is no guarantee of uptime or availability. If you need to make sure the service is available, please deploy your own instance.
  • Please use fairly, as excessive use may make the service unavailable for others.

Privacy

This instance does not run third-party analytics or tracking. Checks are performed on demand against the URL you submit.

Neither your IP address, browser, OS or hardware info, nor any other data will ever be collected or logged. You can verify that yourself, either by inspecting the source code or by using your browser devtools.

License

NALIDE is distributed under the MIT license, © Alicia Sykes2026. It's free to use, modify and distribute in both personal and commercial settings.

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