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Website integrity scanning

Find hidden website spam before it damages trust and search visibility

Published by CyberLens AI. Last updated .

CyberLens AI compares raw HTML with a Chromium-rendered page to find correlated concealment, unrelated topics, injected outbound links, and matching public WordPress source evidence.

For site owners, agencies, and businesses whose websites are maintained by someone else, scheduled scans on every plan rerun these checks so a later injection can be surfaced on the next scheduled scan.

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Website Integrity evidence

The scanner requires correlated evidence before it labels content as a high-confidence integrity failure.

  • Browser-computed concealment such as extreme off-screen or transparent content
  • Topics unrelated to the visible site and suspicious external destinations
  • Raw HTML, rendered DOM, and public WordPress stored-page correlation
  • Observed facts, assessment, confidence, unknowns, and remediation guidance in the report
  • Evidence-locked AI findings whose severity, counts, scope, and references are controlled outside the language model
  • Last-known-clean and first-known-affected archive boundaries when usable evidence exists

Scheduled protection after launch

A clean launch scan cannot guarantee a site remains clean. A compromised plugin, account, theme, deployment, or later content edit can inject hidden SEO spam after the original check.

  • Every plan can schedule Website Integrity checks within its site and frequency limits
  • New results are retained in scan history and included in reports
  • Useful for regularly changing sites and agency-managed client portfolios
  • Periodic rather than continuous monitoring; affected content must be public when the scan runs

Questions and answers

What kinds of injected website spam can CyberLens detect?

CyberLens looks for correlated evidence such as extreme off-screen positioning, hidden or transparent content, unrelated high-risk topics, suspicious external destinations, raw-versus-rendered matches, and public WordPress stored-page matches. It does not label an ordinary hidden menu as malicious merely because it is hidden.

Will scheduled scanning detect spam added after a redesign, plugin update, or content change?

It can. Every plan can schedule Website Integrity scans within its site and frequency limits. If injected content is public when the next scan runs, the result can be recorded as a new high-confidence finding with evidence and included in the report and scan history. Premium and Agency add daily schedules and historical incident-boundary analysis.

Can CyberLens tell me exactly when a site was compromised?

Not exactly. When public archive evidence is available, Premium and Agency reports can show the last known clean capture and first known affected capture. That narrows the incident window but does not prove the precise insertion time or the actor responsible.

Can the AI analysis overstate what the scanner found?

CyberLens limits that risk with evidence-locked reporting. Every AI-written finding must cite a valid scanner evidence ID. Severity, risk totals, database scope, compliance applicability, and reference links are computed or curated outside the model, and the report shows unknowns instead of presenting them as facts.

Can I start a CyberLens website scan from Chrome or Firefox?

Yes. The CyberLensAI Website Security Scanner extension can run a private page-level quick check or start a full CyberLensAI cloud scan for the active tab. Install it for desktop from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons using the links above.

Security references

CyberLens AI guidance is informed by established security standards and public vulnerability intelligence.