Deep Eye could become much more effective if it could optionally analyze a target’s source code and then validate potential vulnerabilities against the provided URL.
For example, a user could run a project locally, pass the path to the cloned repository, and provide the local server URL. Deep Eye could then combine static analysis with dynamic testing to verify whether the suspected vulnerabilities are actually exploitable.
This would make Deep Eye more practical for developers and security researchers who want to test real codebases in a controlled environment.
Deep Eye could become much more effective if it could optionally analyze a target’s source code and then validate potential vulnerabilities against the provided URL.
For example, a user could run a project locally, pass the path to the cloned repository, and provide the local server URL. Deep Eye could then combine static analysis with dynamic testing to verify whether the suspected vulnerabilities are actually exploitable.
This would make Deep Eye more practical for developers and security researchers who want to test real codebases in a controlled environment.