Frequently asked questions
Learn more about how XSSR (XSSRush) works, the difference between plans, and how to get started.
XSSR (also known as XSSRush) is an automatic XSS scanner built to detect cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in web applications. It supports multiple scanning methods, including reflected, DOM-based, and parameter-based testing.
XSSR Standard focuses on speed and simplicity, scanning for reflected and POST-based XSS vulnerabilities.
XSSR Pro offers advanced detection, supporting reflected, POST-based, DOM-based, path-based, header-based XSS, and hidden parameter brute forcing for deeper analysis.
XSSR Pro offers advanced detection, supporting reflected, POST-based, DOM-based, path-based, header-based XSS, and hidden parameter brute forcing for deeper analysis.
Yes. XSSR Standard is completely free to use and includes fast scanning for reflected and POST-based XSS vulnerabilities.
For advanced features such as DOM-based, header-based, path-based, and hidden parameter scanning, you can upgrade to XSSR Pro, our paid version designed for deeper and more complex analysis.
For advanced features such as DOM-based, header-based, path-based, and hidden parameter scanning, you can upgrade to XSSR Pro, our paid version designed for deeper and more complex analysis.
Yes. XSSR stores the URLs you submit and the scan results so you and other users can view past scans and learn from shared findings.
However, we do not store or process any private or sensitive data. All submitted data and results are publicly accessible, making XSSR a transparent and community-driven scanning platform.
Absolutely. You can upgrade to XSSR Pro at any time to unlock all advanced scanning modules and premium features.
Your account data and past scans from XSSR Standard will remain available after upgrading.
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