Discover / scan.openverbs.com

Detect PII

■ Challenge detected

Check up to 50 CVE IDs against CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. Returns membership, vendor/product, exploitation evidence, ransomware-use status and remediation guidance from CC0 data. Not listed does not mean safe or unexploited. Federal due dates are not global deadlines. Refreshed hourly; stale snapshots are explicitly flagged.

Listed price
$0.006
Challenge detected
10 of the last 10 checks
Median response
175 ms
Last checked
17 Oct, 09:26 UTC
In our index since
26 Sept 2026

Endpoint

curl -i https://scan.openverbs.com/v1/kev
# 402 Payment Required: pay with an x402 client (USDC on Base),
# then send the same request again with the payment attached.
4 listed endpoints · on x402 Bazaar

Checks and payment terms on this page refer to the endpoint above. Other listed endpoints have not been checked individually.

Base URLhttps://scan.openverbs.com/v1

  • POST/secrets$0.004Scan source code or configuration text for hardcoded secrets: AWS access keys, GitHub/Slack/Google tokens, Stripe and OpenAI keys, PEM private-key blocks, JWTs and high-entropy secret assignments. Placeholder values are filtered out. Each finding gives the rule, a severity (critical/high/medium/low), line and column, entropy and a masked excerpt. Offline and deterministic.
  • POST/detect$0.004Find personally identifiable information in a text blob: emails, phone numbers, credit cards (Luhn-validated), IBANs (mod-97 validated), IPv4/IPv6 addresses, US SSNs and JWTs. Returns every match with its type and character offsets, plus per-type counts. Validated — not just pattern-matched — to keep false positives low. Fully offline.
  • POST/redact$0.004Return the input text with every detected PII span replaced. `mode` controls the replacement: "label" (default) → `[EMAIL]`; "mask" → the value covered with a mask character; "hash" → `[EMAIL:1a2b3c4d]`, a stable per-value fingerprint so equal values stay linkable without exposing them. Same validated detectors as `/detect`. Fully offline.
  • POST/kev$0.006Check up to 50 CVE IDs against CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. Returns membership, vendor/product, exploitation evidence, ransomware-use status and remediation guidance from CC0 data. Not listed does not mean safe or unexploited. Federal due dates are not global deadlines. Refreshed hourly; stale snapshots are explicitly flagged.

A dash means the listing gives no price or method. Copy buttons copy the full URL.

Showing 4 of 4 listed endpoints.

Agents can find it through the Superstables MCP server and JSON API: GET /api/v1/services/scan.openverbs.com

Recent checks

30 Sept 2026One bar per check, showing up to 20 recent checks. Coloured bars show relative response time, with a minimum visible height; full-height grey bars mean no challenge was detected. “Challenge detected” means HTTP 402 or another detected payment-challenge signal.17 Oct 2026
All 10 checks
When (UTC)ResultHTTPResponse
17 Oct, 09:26 UTCChallenge detected402481ms
16 Oct, 08:13 UTCChallenge detected402193ms
14 Oct, 23:56 UTCChallenge detected402167ms
13 Oct, 14:18 UTCChallenge detected402167ms
11 Oct, 12:57 UTCChallenge detected402175ms
10 Oct, 03:32 UTCChallenge detected402178ms
9 Oct, 00:47 UTCChallenge detected402175ms
7 Oct, 21:31 UTCChallenge detected402161ms
6 Oct, 18:37 UTCChallenge detected402187ms
30 Sept, 17:04 UTCChallenge detected402173ms

Questions

Did our last probe detect a payment challenge?

At our last probe on 17 Oct, 09:26 UTC, it returned HTTP 402 or another detected payment-challenge signal. This check did not test payment, delivery or compatibility with the Superstables client.

What price is recorded for Detect PII?

Its listed price is $0.006.

What payment terms does Detect PII advertise?

The listing advertises x402, Base and USDC. It names cdp as its facilitator. Check the seller's current payment challenge and authentication requirements before paying.

Where is Detect PII listed?

In x402 Bazaar. Superstables first indexed it on 26 Sept 2026.

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