Overview
Welcome to SecuritySurface API platform! This guide will help you get started quickly and efficiently.
SecuritySurface offers a comprehensive suite of API features designed to enhance your data capabilities and provide
swift access to critical security information:
API Features
Search
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Whois: Retrieve detailed WHOIS information for domain names.
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Current DNS: Access the current DNS records for a domain.
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Reverse DNS: Obtain reverse DNS information for IP addresses.
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DNS History: Explore historical DNS records for domains.
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Subdomains: Discover subdomains associated with a given domain.
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IP Blocks: Identify IP blocks related to specific organizations.
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Real IP: Determine the real IP address of a server.
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SSL Certificate: Fetch SSL certificate details for domains.
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Technologies: Identify technologies used by websites.
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Associated Domains: Find domains associated with a given entity.
Scan
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SS Scan API: Utilize the SecuritySurface Scan API for security assessments.
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Overview: Get a summary of all scans, including status and results.
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Scans: List all scans performed on your account.
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Create Scan: Initiate new security scans.
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Stop Scan: Terminate ongoing scans.
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Delete Scan: Remove completed or unwanted scans.
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Scan Statistics: Access statistical data about scan performance.
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Site Structure: Analyze the structure of scanned websites.
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Vulnerabilities: Identify vulnerabilities detected during scans.
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Vulnerability Detail: Get detailed information on specific vulnerabilities.
Accessing the API
The SecuritySurface API allows you to programmatically access extensive security data available on our platform. It
adheres to RESTful principles, primarily utilizing HTTP GET and POST methods for data retrieval. Please note that
the API is read-only and does not support data modification.
API Endpoint
The API is accessible at:
https://api.securitysurface.com/v1/
Data Format
All data exchanged, except for headers, paths, or queries, should be in JSON format. POST requests must include JSON
data in the body, and all responses will be returned in JSON.