SynthTrail

API endpoint discovery: are your private routes open to agents?

Agents and scrapers probe for routes that were never meant to be public. SynthTrail asks your site the same questions, from a visitor's browser, and reports which ones answer.

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The problem: routes nobody linked

Export routes, user lists and admin paths often work without sign-in because nobody expected anyone to find them. An autonomous agent exploring a site tries common paths, and finds them.

What is probed

Common unlisted data routes such as export and user-list paths, admin areas, environment and source-history files, backups and database dumps, and server status pages. A finding is recorded only when real content comes back, and soft error pages are filtered out.

Limits to know

This checks a set of common paths. It does not map your whole API or trace every route an agent takes through it, and it never sends your visitors' data anywhere. Treat it as a quick exposure check, not a full API test.

What you get

Open data and admin routes named
Severity and a plain-language fix
Sensitive-path visits raise a session's risk
Checks that run from visitors' browsers, daily at most

Follow the trail on your own site

Paste one snippet and see the synthetic visitors that use your site. Card details are entered on Stripe, never on this site.

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