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Code Handling Information
Current code-handling information, operational scope, and applicable limitations are described in the published No-Logs Policy and Privacy Policy.
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Logging Transparency
AllScanTool publishes its current logging and privacy commitments in the No-Logs Policy and Privacy Policy. Those policies govern the scope of any technical or operational claims about service activity.
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Read-Only Scanning
The scanner diagnoses. It never modifies your code, your files, or your environment. Scanning is a read-only operation from start to finish.
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No Account Required
Use the scanner without creating an account. Paste code, run a scan, and review findings.
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Deterministic Results
The same input produces the same output. Our scanner is deterministic — results are consistent and repeatable, not probabilistic or variable.
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Verifiable Reports
Supported exported scan reports can include a Verification Report Number (VRN). A recipient can use the number at allscantool.com/verify/ when verification support is available for that report.
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Feature Review
Features are reviewed before release for fit with the scanner's defined scope.
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Honest Scope
AllScanTool scans are automated and heuristic. A scan report indicates which patterns were detected at the time of scanning. Scans do not constitute a security audit, professional assessment, or certification of code safety.
Report Verification
Supported AllScanTool exports can include a Verification Report Number (VRN). When a report includes a VRN, a recipient can use the verification page to check the report information recorded by the verification system.
Verify a report →Scope and Limitations
AllScanTool is an automated scanning tool. It detects patterns in submitted code based on a defined set of rules. It does not replace a manual code review, a professional security audit, or penetration testing.
A clean scan result means no patterns matching the current rule set were detected at the time of scanning. It does not mean the code is free of all vulnerabilities.
AllScanTool is not liable for vulnerabilities not detected by the scan engine. For high-stakes deployments, a professional security review is recommended in addition to automated scanning.