Check a website
scan_domainMeasures the public HTTPS endpoint and saves a report with its own ID.
Run a measured TLS and post-quantum check on any public website, straight from a ChatGPT conversation.
Select Add to ChatGPT on this page to open the FiraQuantumSafe plugin page in ChatGPT.
Sign in to ChatGPT if asked, then select Install plugin. No FiraQuantumSafe account, API key or payment details are needed.
In a new chat, type @FiraQuantumSafe and name the website you want to check. ChatGPT runs the scan and explains the results.
The plugin connects to the website's public HTTPS endpoint and reports what it actually observes.
scan_domainMeasures the public HTTPS endpoint and saves a report with its own ID.
get_scan_reportBrings back a saved report by its ID, so ChatGPT can explain it again or in more depth.
compare_scan_reportsShows what changed between two reports for the same website, ideal after a TLS or CDN change.
@FiraQuantumSafe is www.example.com quantum-safe?
Check the TLS versions, certificate and security headers of www.example.com and tell me what to fix first.
Retrieve the report from my last scan and summarise it for my IT provider.
Scan www.example.com again and compare it with the earlier report.
Every report stays available by its ID for 30 days. To keep one permanently, use the save link ChatGPT offers after a scan. It opens that exact report on our website, where you can add it to your free account, download it as JSON and rerun the check whenever you like.
Create a free accountThe plugin receives only the website name or report ID you ask about. It does not see your ChatGPT history or the reports saved in your account.
Read the privacy policy →Yes. Connecting the plugin and running scans in ChatGPT is free, and saving reports to a FiraQuantumSafe account is free too.
No. You can scan, retrieve and compare reports without signing in. A free account lets you keep reports permanently and rerun checks from your report library.
Any public website reachable over HTTPS. Private, internal and local addresses are rejected before any connection is made.
Yes. Write to ChatGPT in your own language, for example Greek or Italian, and it explains the results in that language.
The same scanner runs as a public MCP server, so you can also connect it to other MCP-compatible clients and agents. Use this server address with no authentication:
https://www.firaquantumsafe.com/mcpOur team delivers full post-quantum readiness assessments, cryptographic inventories and migration plans for organisations.