AI scanner finds 2 serious website vulnerabilities, then refuses to explain how to fix them
honkballs · reddit · 2026-09-09
A user ran Astra against their website and it found two "serious" security vulnerabilities—but every time they asked how to fix them, the output was blocked by safety guardrails with the message: "This content can't be shown... If you're doing authorized security work, apply for Daybreak to get broader access."
The user's complaint: what's the point of a tool good enough to find the issues if it won't tell you how to fix them? They're asking the community for wording that works in cases like this.
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