The InsecureWeb API is a powerful tool that you can use to integrate with other systems. It provides a variety of methods that you can use to perform tasks such as searching for data, creating alerts, and updating configurations. This documentation will guide you through the process of creating an API key, integrating the API with your own system, and executing queries against the API.
Obtaining an API Key
- Log in to your InsecureWeb account.
- Click on the User or Profile menu in the top right corner of the screen.
- Click on Developers in the menu.
- Click on the Create New API Key button.
- Your API key will be displayed on the screen. Copy it to a safe location as you will not be able to retrieve it later.
Using the API Key
To use the InsecureWeb API key, you will need to add it to your application. The specific method for doing this will vary depending on the application you are using. However, most applications will allow you to add an API key as an environment variable or a file property.
Once you have added the API key to your application, you can begin to use the InsecureWeb API to integrate with other systems. The InsecureWeb API provides a variety of methods that you can use to perform tasks such as searching for data, creating alerts, and updating configurations.
For more information on how to use the InsecureWeb API, please refer to the API documentation.
Pricing
The InsecureWeb API is a paid service. Pricing is based on the number of requests you make to the API. The prices for each service are as follows:
Service | Price per Request |
---|---|
Domain Scan | $0.40 |
IP Scan | $0.40 |
Personal Email Scan | $0.40 |
Phone Scan | $0.40 |
Username Scan | $0.40 |
Live Scan (Any Element) | $0.40 |
We also offer prepaid pricing plans that can save you money. For more information on our pricing plans, please visit our website.
Here are some examples of how you can use the InsecureWeb API to integrate with other systems:
- You can use the InsecureWeb API to search for data on InsecureWeb and then integrate that data with your own system. For example, you can use the InsecureWeb API to search for vulnerability data and then integrate that data with your vulnerability management system.
- You can use the InsecureWeb API to create alerts on InsecureWeb and then integrate those alerts with your own system. For example, you can use the InsecureWeb API to create alerts about new vulnerabilities and then integrate those alerts with your notification system.
- You can use the InsecureWeb API to update configurations on InsecureWeb and then integrate those configurations with your own system. For example, you can use the InsecureWeb API to update the scan configuration on InsecureWeb and then integrate that configuration with your own scanning system.
By using the InsecureWeb API, you can automate tasks, improve visibility, and increase security.
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