Jsmon vs CodeQL
External Attack Surface Security vs Semantic Static Code Analysis

Jsmon vs CodeQL
External Attack Surface Security vs Semantic Static Code Analysis

Jsmon vs CodeQL

CodeQL helps developers find issues in source code.Jsmon secures what attackers actually see - Production apps, APIs, exposure continuously.

CodeQL helps developers find issues in source code.
Jsmon secures what attackers actually see - Production apps, APIs, exposure continuously.

CodeQL helps developers find issues in source code.
Jsmon helps secures what attackers actually see — production JavaScript, APIs, domains, and exposed assets — continuously.

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At a glance:
Jsmon vs CodeQL

At a glance:
Jsmon vs CodeQL

Jsmon
  1. External attack surface scanning (automated, black-box security)

  1. Scans live apps, APIs, domains, subdomains

  1. Detects exposed secrets, tokens, takeovers, vulnerabilities

  1. Continuous monitoring of production assets and new exposure

  1. Built to match real attacker workflows (actionable findings)

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CodeQL
  1. Semantic Static Application Security Testing (SAST) engine

  1. Analyzes source code and repositories using query-based rules

  1. Finds complex code-level vulnerabilities early in the SDLC

  1. Deeply integrated into GitHub workflows (GitHub Advanced Security)

  1. Limited visibility into external attack surface and live production exposure

Feature comparison

See Jsmon findings on your own assets

Feature comparison

See Jsmon findings on your own assets

Capability

JSMON

CodeOL

External asset scanning

Live appsscanning

Secrets detection

⚠️ (code-based queries, not exposure-focused)

API exposure discovery

Subdomain takeovers

Black-boxtesting

Continuous monitoring

CI/CD triggered SAST

⚠️ (not core focus)

⚠️ (repo/PR scanning, not external exposure)

Noise reduction

High

✅ (precise queries + triage tools)

Different philosophies, different problems solved

Different philosophies, different problems solved

CodeQL is designed to help developers find vulnerabilities inside source code before it reaches production.Jsmon is designed to help security teams find what is already exposed in production — the same way attackers do.Most real-world incidents do not originate from a bad commit alone. They originate from:

CodeQL is designed to help developers find vulnerabilities inside source code before it reaches production.Jsmon is designed to help security teams find what is already exposed in production — the same way attackers do.Most real-world incidents do not originate from a bad commit alone. They originate from:

  1. Forgotten subdomains and environments

  1. Dev/Staging/QA/Preprod environments leaking secrets

  1. Exposed APIs

  1. Misconfigured cloud endpoints

  1. Shadow or legacy assets still reachable

Built for modern security teams

Built for
modern security teams

3000+ security professionals using Jsmon

Designed for AppSec, Red Teams, and Bug Bounty programs

50M+ findings processed across customer assets

Used by startups, agencies, and enterprises

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TAKE CONTROL

Fix the threats before they are in production.

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TAKE CONTROL

Fix the threats before they are in production.

Start using Jsmon and take control over assets exploitation

TAKE CONTROL

Fix the threats before they are in production.

Start using Jsmon and take control over assets exploitation

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