SneakyScope — Roadmap (Updated 8-21-25)

Priority 1 – Core Analysis / Stability

Opt-in “fetch external scripts” mode (off by default): on submission, download external script content (size/time limits) and run rules on fetched content.
Remove remaining legacy form “flagged_reasons” plumbing once all equivalent function rules are in place.
Unit tests: YAML compilation, function-rule adapters, and per-script/per-form rule cases.
SSL/TLS intelligence: for HTTPS targets, pull certificate details from crt.sh (filtering expired); if a subdomain, also resolve the root domain to capture any wildcard certificates; probe the endpoint to enumerate supported TLS versions/ciphers and flag weak/legacy protocols.

Front page/input handling: auto-prepend http:///https:///www. for bare domains.
Source code viewer: embed page source in an editor view for readability.
Scripts table: toggle between “Only suspicious” and “All scripts”.
Rules Lab (WYSIWYG tester): paste a rule, validate/compile, run against sample text; lightweight nav entry.

Retention/cleanup policy for old artifacts (age/size thresholds).
Make periodic maintenance scripts for storage; cleanup options set in settings.yaml.
Results caching UX: add “Re-run analysis” vs. “Load from cache” controls in the results UI.

Bulk URL analysis (batch/queue).
Optional: analyst verdict tags and export (CSV/JSON).
Domain reputation (local feeds): build and refresh a consolidated domain/URL reputation store from URLHaus database dump and OpenPhish community dataset (scheduled pulls with dedup/normalize).
Threat intel connectors (settings-driven): add settings.yaml entries for VirusTotal and ThreatFox API keys (plus future providers); when present, enrich lookups and merge results into the unified reputation checks during analysis.

Server profile scan: run a lightweight nmap service/banner scan on common web/alt ports (80, 443, 8000, 8080, 8443, etc.) and SSH; combine with server headers to infer stack (e.g., IIS vs. Linux/*nix).