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humble

A humble and fast security-oriented HTTP headers analyzer.
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GitHub says
A humble and fast security-oriented HTTP headers analyzer.
website
https://github.com/rfc-st/humble
topics
analysischecklistcybersecurityheader-parserheadershttpinfoseckali-linuxowasppython3securitysecurity-auditsecurity-scannersecurity-tools
created
2020-06-12 · pushed 1 hour ago · 2332 commits · 5 contributors
release
1.67 · 2026-10-09
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Python 99%Dockerfile 1%HTML 0%
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humble

A humble, and fast, security-oriented HTTP headers analyzer







A quick analysis with 'humble'!

"千里之行，始於足下 - 老子"
("A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. - Lao Tzu")

"And if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to. - Bilbo Baggins"

Table of contents

Features
Screenshots
Installation & Update (Source code)
Installation & Maintenance (Docker)
Installation & Update (Kali Linux)
Usage
Advanced Usage (Linux)
Unit tests
Quality, style and security tools
AI-assisted review
Checks: Missing Headers
Checks: Fingerprint Headers
Checks: Deprecated Headers and Insecure Values
Checks: Empty Values
Global skip file
Guidelines included
To-Do
Further Reading
Contribute
Acknowledgements
License

Features

✔️ Covers 65 enabled security-related HTTP response headers.
✔️ 15 checks for missing security-related HTTP response headers (the ones I consider essential).
✔️ 1289 checks for fingerprinting through HTTP response headers.
✔️ 169 checks for deprecated HTTP response headers/protocols or with insecure/wrong values.
✔️ 29 checks related to Content Security Policy Level 3.
✔️ Can check for compliance with the OWASP Secure Headers Project Best Practices.
✔️ Can exclude specific HTTP response headers from the analysis.
✔️ Can analyze raw response and HAR files.
✔️ Can export analysis to CSV, CSS3/HTML5, JSON, PDF, TXT, XLSX, XML and with a custom filename/path.
✔️ Can check for outdated SSL/TLS protocols and vulnerabilities: requires the amazing testssl.sh.
✔️ Can provide brief and detailed analysis along with HTTP response headers.
✔️ Can use proxies for the analysis.
✔️ Allows specifying custom HTTP request headers.
✔️ Can output only analysis summary, totals and grade as JSON; suitable for CI/CD.
✔️ Print browser support for enabled HTTP security headers, with data from Can I use.
✔️ Highlights experimental headers in each analysis.
✔️ Provides hundreds of relevant links to security resources, standards and technical blogs based on each analysis.
✔️ Supports displaying analysis, messages, and most errors in English or Spanish.
✔️ Saves each analysis, highlighting improvements or deficiencies compared to the previous one.
✔️ Can display analysis statistics for a specific URL or across all of them.
✔️ Can display fingerprint statistics for a specific term or the Top 20.
✔️ Can display guidelines for enabling security HTTP response headers on popular frameworks, servers, and services.
✔️ Can exclude HTTP response headers across all analyses via humble.skip file.
✔️ AI-driven security triage and remediation guidance.
✔️ Includes over 140 unit tests to help verify it works correctly in your environment; requires pytest and pytest-cov.
✔️ Classes and functions documented at Read the Docs.
✔️ Code regularly audited with several quality, style and security tools.
✔️ Tested, one by one, on thousands of URLs.
✔️ Tested on Docker 26.1, Kali Linux 2021.1, macOS 14.2.1 and Windows 10 20H2.
✔️ Almost all the code available under one of the most permissive licenses: MIT.
✔️ Regularly updated.
✔️ Minimal dependencies required.
✔️ Developed in my spare time over the last six years; feel free to integrate it into your projects. No strings attached!.
✔️ And with the approval of several AI 😄!.

Screenshots

.: (Windows) - Brief analysis.

(Windows) - Brief analysis


.: (Linux) - Brief analysis along with HTTP response headers.

(Linux) - Brief analysis along with HTTP response headers


.: (Linux) - Detailed analysis, in Spanish.

(Linux) - Detailed analysis in Spanish


.: (Linux) - Analysis of a raw response file. Example.

Tip

Generating a raw response file; requires curl 8.16 or higher:

curl --dump-header github_input_file.txt https://github.com --out-null -s

(Linux) - Analysis of a raw response file


.: (Linux) - SSL/TLS checks.

Tip

testssl.sh options used:

  • -f: checks robust forward secrecy key exchange
  • -g: checks several server implementation bugs
  • -p: checks the availability of SSL/TLS protocols
  • -U: tests all vulnerabilities, like Heartbleed, ROBOT and sweet32
  • -s: tests lists of cipher suites/categories by strength
  • -hints: (available in the future) give hints how to fix a finding

(Linux) - SSL/TLS checks (requires https://testssl.sh/ and Linux/Unix client)


.: (Linux) - Custom HTTP request header.

(Linux) - Custom HTTP request header


.: (Linux) - Compliance with OWASP 'Secure Headers Project' best practices.

(Linux) - Compliance with OWASP 'Secure Headers Project' best practices


.: (Linux) - JSON summary of the analysis, suitable for CI/CD.

(Linux) - JSON summary for CI/CD


.: (Linux) - List of HTTP fingerprint headers based on a specific term.

(Linux) - List of HTTP fingerprint headers based on a specific term


.: (Windows) - Guidelines for enabling security HTTP response headers.

(Windows) - Guidelines for enabling security HTTP response headers


.: (Linux) - Brief analysis saved as CSV. Example.

(Linux) - Brief analysis saved as CSV


.: (Windows) - Detailed analysis saved as PDF. Example.

(Windows) - Detailed analysis saved as PDF


.: (Linux) - Detailed analysis saved as HTML. Example.

(Linux) - Detailed analysis saved as HTML


.: (Linux) - Detailed analysis saved as JSON. Example.

(Linux) - Brief analysis saved as JSON


.: (Linux) - Detailed analysis saved as XLSX. Example.

(Linux) - Brief analysis saved as XSLX


.: (Linux) - Detailed analysis saved as XML. Example.

(Linux) - Brief analysis saved as XML


.: (Linux) - Analysis history file: Date, URL, Enabled, Missing, Fingerprint, Deprecated/Insecure, Empty headers & Total warnings (the four previous totals).

(Linux) - Analysis history file: Date, URL, Missing, Fingerprint, Deprecated/Insecure, Empty headers & Total warnings (the four previous totals)


.: (Linux) - Statistics of the analysis performed against a specific URL.

(Linux) - Statistics of the analysis performed against a specific URL


.: (Linux) - Statistics of the analysis performed against all URLs, in Spanish.

(Linux) - Statistics of the analysis performed against all URLs in Spanish


.: (Linux) - All possible messages when checking for updates.

(Windows) - Checking for updates


Installation & update (Source code)

Note

Python 3.11 or higher is required.

# Install python3 and python3-pip:
# (Windows) https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
# (Linux) if not available, install them: e.g. Synaptic, apt, dnf, yum ...
# (macOS) https://www.python.org/downloads/macos/

# Install Git:
# (Windows) https://git-scm.com/download/win
# (Linux) https://git-scm.com/download/linux
# (macOS) https://git-scm.com/download/mac

# Set up a virtual environment (pending how to do it in Windows), download 'humble' and its dependencies
# '/home/bluesman/humble_venv' is a example path for the virtual environment
$ python3 -m venv /home/bluesman/humble_venv
$ source /home/bluesman/humble_venv/bin/activate
$ cd /home/bluesman/humble_venv/
$ git clone https://github.com/rfc-st/humble.git
$ cd humble
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt

# Analyze! :). Linux and Windows examples
$ python3 humble.py -u https://google.com
$ py humble.py -u https://google.com

# Good practice: deactivate the virtual environment after you have finished using 'humble'
$ deactivate

# Activate the virtual environment to analyze again with 'humble'
$ cd /home/bluesman/humble_venv/
$ source /home/bluesman/humble_venv/bin/activate
$ cd humble

# Updating 'humble' (weekly): activate the virtual environment and from 'humble' folder
$ git pull

# Updating 'humble' (Release): activate the virtual environment, download the latest source code file
# and decompress it in the 'humble' folder, overwriting files
https://github.com/rfc-st/humble/releases

Installation & maintenance (Docker)

Note

Python 3.11 will be used to build the image.

# Install Docker and ensure it is running:
# E.g. (Linux): https://www.kali.org/docs/containers/installing-docker-on-kali/
# E.g. (macOs): https://docs.docker.com/desktop/setup/install/mac-install/
# E.g. (Windows): https://docs.docker.com/desktop/setup/install/windows-install/

# Clone the repository or download the latest release
$ git clone https://github.com/rfc-st/humble.git
https://github.com/rfc-st/humble/releases

# Build the Docker image inside the 'humble' folder: providing the TAG as the latest Release of 'humble' (e.g. 1.67)
# https://github.com/rfc-st/humble/releases (On Windows, this may require running the terminal with admin privileges)
$ cd humble
$ docker build -t humble:1.67 .

# Run the analysis specifying the above TAG, along with the specific options for 'humble':
# '-it' allocates a pseudo-TTY to keep text output clean and formatted.
# '--rm' automatically cleans up and removes the container after it exits.

# (Linux / macOS / Windows)
# E.g. Brief analysis of a URL
$ docker run -it --rm humble:1.67 -u https://google.com -b

# E.g. Detailed analysis of a URL
$ docker run -it --rm humble:1.67 -u https://google.com

# (Optional) Clean up and remove the old image when upgrading:
$ docker rmi humble:1.67

Or if you'd prefer a faster way:

.: Just analyze an URL without exporting results (Universal)

$ docker run --rm ghcr.io/rfc-st/humble:dev -u https://google.com

.: Analyze an URL and export results

# Linux / macOS / Git Bash
$ docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/app ghcr.io/rfc-st/humble:dev -u https://google.com -o pdf
# Windows (PowerShell)
$ docker run --rm -v ${PWD}:/app ghcr.io/rfc-st/humble:dev -u https://google.com -o pdf
# Windows (Command Prompt)
$ docker run --rm -v %cd%:/app ghcr.io/rfc-st/humble:dev -u https://google.com -o pdf

Installation & update (Kali Linux)

Note

Python 3.11 or higher is required.

# Verify that the output contains 'Homepage: https://github.com/rfc-st/humble'
$ apt show humble

# Install 'humble'
$ sudo apt install humble

# Analyze! :)
$ humble -u https://google.com

# Updating 'humble' (monthly)
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install --only-upgrade humble

Usage

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Scan report · 2026-10-11
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  • ✓ Content policy
  • ✓ Risk review — +10 owner has no other public repos

From the balcony · 1 of 4 clapped

  1. Crusoeclapped
    No vulnerable dependencies, security-focused tool with clear local analysis scope, no credential requests or telemetry concerns evident.

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