Excluded from public reports
Domains ending in .bd, including compound Bangladesh suffixes, are removed before public reporting, aggregation, or rendering.
Lazybot.NET helps developers, website owners, companies, and security researchers review domain-level exposure signals from the public index. The service uses non-intrusive, public-only checks, never exploits systems, and excludes Bangladesh domains from public reporting.
Infrastructure supporting the public-index service
Anonymized domain patterns from the current public index, grouped by observable exposure type and relative risk.
Patterns are anonymized. Detailed domain-level records are available in protected dashboard views.
Review anonymized, domain-level signals to understand broader exposure patterns and check your own domain without intrusive testing. Bangladesh domains are excluded from public reporting.
Unique domain records currently listed in the public index and refreshed as new data is processed.
Review anonymized public signals before they become relevant to your own domain. Bangladesh domains are excluded from this public view.
Clarity, speed, and real coverage — not marketing noise. Every feature is designed to turn raw public data into decisive action.
A continuously updated view of domain-level signals, structured for responsible security research.
Check a domain against the public index without an account or intrusive testing.
Bangladesh domains are excluded from public reports, with a free contact path for owner-support questions.
We describe publicly observable signals without exploiting systems or accessing private information.
REST endpoints, JSON responses, and clear documentation for integrating public-index data into your tooling.
Turnstile-protected public checks with no intrusive scanning of third-party systems.
Every exposure is classified by severity so you can triage critical issues before they spread.
Private Access unlocks an exclusive shell, private datasets, and dedicated onboarding.
Owners and researchers working with Bangladesh domains can review this privacy boundary with confidence: public-index checks remain available, while the Bangladesh namespace stays outside public reporting.
Domains ending in .bd, including compound Bangladesh suffixes, are removed before public reporting, aggregation, or rendering.
Use the public lookup at no cost, or contact the team with questions about the privacy boundary and owner-support process.
We analyze publicly observable signals only. We do not exploit systems, access private data, or perform intrusive testing.
Have a question about a Bangladesh domain or the owner-support process? Contact the team for free guidance. Automated alerts are not currently active; manual support is the available channel.
Request owner supportA clear three-stage workflow for reviewing public-index signals, understanding their context, and deciding what to do next.
Enter a domain and compare it with the current public index in a protected lookup.
Review the public signal, exposure category, and relative risk context without exposing private data.
Use the result to plan remediation, consult owner support, or move to deeper private-access workflows.
A clean, command-center-style dashboard that surfaces live metrics, recent detections, and account health without clutter.
“Lazybot.NET caught a public exposure on a staging subdomain before our bug bounty program did. The data depth is unmatched.”
“We use it to monitor our entire client portfolio. Clean UI, fast scans, and the public index gives us real market context.”
“The API is straightforward and the dashboard keeps our team aligned. It is now part of our weekly security review.”
Each plan below reflects the real package rules used by the platform: device cap, storage quota, LXP request limits, dataset access, and private-only features.
Base paid tier with the first premium dataset unlock.
Adds the VIP dataset and higher LXP request allowances.
Highest regular tier before private access.
Full private/super-user package with every dataset and private runtime feature.
Straight answers about data, accuracy, and how the platform works.
No. The public lookup checks whether a domain already appears in our published index; it does not actively probe, exploit, or access a third-party system.
The index is refreshed as new public data is processed. The latest available timestamp is shown in the Database section above.
It means the domain matched a record in the public index. The result is not an active exploitation finding. Contact us for free owner-support guidance and responsible next steps. Bangladesh domains are excluded from the public reports view.
Not currently. Manual owner support is available now; automated opt-in notifications will require a future delivery and verification workflow.
Super Nova includes 60 devices, 12.5 GB storage, 10 daily LXP requests, and the Super Nova dataset. VIP raises that to 100 devices, 15 GB, 15 requests, and adds VIP. Nexus reaches 150 devices, 25 GB, 25 requests, unlimited visible LXP paths, and adds Nexus. Private Access reaches 250 devices, 40 GB, adds the private dataset, and unlocks every private-only runtime feature.
No. The free public-index lookup in the hero section works without an account and is protected by Cloudflare Turnstile.
Yes. Paid plans include REST API access with clear JSON responses, rate limits, and documentation for integrating public-index data into your own workflows.
We surface publicly observable patterns such as exposed admin panels, backup archives, unauthenticated API routes, outdated CMS versions, debug modes, and open relays.
Join security teams, developers, and business owners who use Lazybot.NET to review public domain signals and plan responsible next steps.
No signup required for the free public-index lookup.