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Results & findings

How do I see which endpoints a scan discovered?

Quick answer

Open the scan from Recent Scans and choose the Sitemap tab. Endpoints are grouped by host, and each row shows the method, path, parameters, a short note from the scan and a role chip. You can filter the list and export it as CSV.

The sitemap is the list of endpoints the scan found while it mapped your running application.

Steps

  1. Click Recent Scans and open the scan.
  2. Choose the Sitemap tab. The heading reads Discovered endpoints.
  3. Click a host group to expand or collapse it. Each group shows a count, such as 92 endpoints.
  4. Read each row.

Good to know

Each endpoint row holds up to five pieces of information.

PartWhat it shows
Method badgeGET, POST and so on
PathThe endpoint path
paramsParameter names, when found
NoteOne line written by the scan, such as a gated response
Role chipThe role tied to the endpoint, such as admin

The notes are useful. A line like Correctly gated with an HTTP 401 tells you the endpoint refused anonymous access. A line that reports access granted without sign-in deserves a closer look.

The sitemap comes from the recon phase. It is also how a finding gets tied to a specific URL. White-box findings show an Endpoint line for the same reason.

Use Export CSV to take the list into a spreadsheet. To find one endpoint fast, read how to filter the sitemap. For the notes and chips, see what sitemap notes and role chips mean.

A scan that failed early may have a short sitemap. Check the scan status first.

Reading the sitemap is a quick way to check that the scan saw the parts of your application you care about, since a missing area often means the scan could not reach it or had no login for it. Scan the list. Spot gaps.

Full tutorial

How to use the Cyberlop scan sitemap

Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.

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