Run it locally
Your token goes straight to Cloudflare's API and nowhere else. See a sample first:
Then scan your account with a read-only token:
Run it on your own machine, or paste a read-only token here. Either way the scanner reads usage and settings, and nothing else.
Your token goes straight to Cloudflare's API and nowhere else. See a sample first:
Then scan your account with a read-only token:
Create one in your Cloudflare dashboard under API Tokens. These are Cloudflare's read permissions, and the scanner only uses them to read usage and settings.
Usage and settings for Workers, Durable Objects, Queues and D1. It never runs a D1 query, downloads your Worker code, or opens KV values or R2 files. These permissions would allow those D1 queries and code downloads, so if you'd rather keep the token on your machine, use the CLI.
From a web scan, only how many times each rule fired. No token, account ID, resource name or query. How this works.