SSL HEARTBLEED Vulnerability Detection

Tool Introduction

The SSL Heartbleed Vulnerability Detection Tool is an online tool designed specifically for detecting whether a website or server has the SSL Heartbleed security vulnerability (CVE-2014-0160). Users only need to enter the target domain name, and the tool will automatically scan its SSL/TLS service to determine if this high-risk vulnerability exists. The detection results will be displayed in a clear list format, including domain/IP, port, vulnerability security assessment (e.g., "OK" means secure), CVE number, CWE number, and detailed description information, helping users quickly understand and fix potential risks.

How to Use

1. Open the SSL Heartbleed Vulnerability Detection Tool page.
2. In the "Domain Name" input box, enter the domain name of the target website you want to detect, for example, baidu.com.
3. Click the "Detect" or "Start Scan" button.
4. Wait for the tool to complete the scan, and the results will automatically appear at the bottom of the page.

Input Parameter Description:

• Domain (domain): Required, used to specify the target website to be detected. Please ensure that a valid domain name is entered, such as example.com.
• Options (options): This is a hidden parameter that users do not need to operate; the tool will automatically include specific options for detection.

Output Result Description:

The results will be displayed in a list or table format, including the following columns:

• Domain/IP (ip): Displays the domain name of the detected website or the resolved IP address.
• Port (port): Displays the port used for SSL detection, usually 443.
• Security (severity): Indicates the security status of the detection result, for example, "OK" means no Heartbleed vulnerability was detected, and it is secure. This field will be displayed as a badge, such as a green "OK" representing security.
• CVE (cve): If a vulnerability is detected, the relevant CVE number will be displayed, such as CVE-2014-0160.
• CWE (cwe): If a vulnerability is detected, the relevant CWE number will be displayed.
• Description (description): Provides a detailed description of the detection result, including whether a vulnerability was found and possible risk warnings.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What input formats are supported?
• A: This tool currently only supports entering a single domain name, such as  example.com or www.yourwebsite.org. It does not support direct input of IP addresses, URL paths, or other complex formats.
• Q: What is the format of the output results?
• A: The output results are displayed in a structured list or table format, including domain/IP, port, security, CVE number, CWE number, and detailed description. The security field will display the detection status with a prominent badge (e.g., green "OK").
• Q: How long does the detection take?
• A: Typically, a detection takes between a few seconds and tens of seconds. The specific time will be affected by factors such as the target server's response speed, network conditions, and current tool load.
• Q: Why does my website show "OK" but I'm still concerned about security issues?
• A: "OK" means no SSL Heartbleed vulnerability was detected. However, please note that this only applies to the Heartbleed vulnerability itself. Your website may have other types of security vulnerabilities, and it is recommended to conduct regular comprehensive security audits and penetration tests.

Notes

• Please ensure that the domain name you enter is legally owned or authorized for security testing. Do not use it for illegal scanning or unauthorized detection activities.
• The detection results are for reference only and do not constitute any legal or security guarantee. If a Heartbleed vulnerability is detected, please immediately contact the website administrator and upgrade your OpenSSL version as soon as possible to fix this serious flaw and prevent sensitive information leakage.
• If your website does not have HTTPS or SSL/TLS services enabled, this tool will not be able to perform effective detection.
• To improve detection accuracy, please ensure that your target website is accessible from the public network.