Robots.txt Security Checker

Scan robots.txt for accidental disclosure of sensitive paths.

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robots.txt

Paste your robots.txt content

Analysis

Disallow rules
4
Sitemaps
1
Sensitive disclosures
4
  • Admin panelhigh

    Line 2: Disallow: /admin/

    Listing this path in robots.txt tells everyone it exists — consider removing it and relying on proper authentication instead.

  • Admin panelhigh

    Line 3: Disallow: /wp-admin/

    Listing this path in robots.txt tells everyone it exists — consider removing it and relying on proper authentication instead.

  • Backup or database dumphigh

    Line 4: Disallow: /backup/

    Listing this path in robots.txt tells everyone it exists — consider removing it and relying on proper authentication instead.

  • Version control / env filehigh

    Line 5: Disallow: /.env

    Listing this path in robots.txt tells everyone it exists — consider removing it and relying on proper authentication instead.

About the Robots.txt Security Checker

Paste a robots.txt file and flag Disallow/Allow rules that inadvertently reveal sensitive paths like admin panels, backups, config files, or credentials — since robots.txt is public and only advisory, not access control.

Examples

Flag an admin path

Disallow: /wp-admin/

Output

Admin panel disclosed on line 1

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Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-08-06 · Runs entirely in your browser