What the Vulnerability Scanner Checks
46 checks with a vulnerability lens - the same vectors attackers probe first, swept automatically on every scan.
Known Vulnerability Detection
Your WordPress core version, every plugin and every theme checked against known vulnerability disclosures - so you see exactly which components have public exploits waiting, and which patch level closes them.
Outdated Software
Abandoned and lagging updates across core, plugins and themes - the single most common reason WordPress sites get compromised.
Malware Signatures
Malware signature scanning and backdoor detection that surface the most common signs of an already-compromised site.
Exposed Files & Info
Version disclosure, exposed paths, backup files and debug output - information leaks that hand attackers a map of your setup.
SSL / TLS Weaknesses
Certificate validation and expiry, HTTPS enforcement and mixed-content risks that undermine encryption sitewide.
Security Header Gaps
Missing CSP, HSTS and X-Frame-Options - the quiet gaps that leave you open to XSS, clickjacking and downgrade attacks.
Login & User Exposure
User enumeration flaws and admin username exposure - free reconnaissance for anyone planning a brute-force attempt.
API Endpoint Risks
REST API, XML-RPC and GraphQL endpoints checked for unauthorized access and abuse potential.
