OSE WP Scan

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WordPress website owners often tend to install WordPress, choose a theme, configure the needed plugins, then completely forget about hardening WordPress, which include keeping your WP core, themes, and plugins updated, among other things. Here comes a question: is your WordPress installation really secure against external attacks? How can you find vulnerabilities and weaknesses in your current WordPress site? There are free and open source tools available to do this: WPScan (https://wpscan.org/). WPScan is one of the best vulnerability scanners for WordPress and works like a charm from the terminal, where you can run remote vulnerability tests against your WP installations. However, the installation is hard to most WordPress owners who doesn’t have server administration background. That makes it difficult for WordPress owners to check if their websites are secure enough. The initiative of OSE WP Scan is to solve this technical problems for those WordPress owners who doesn’t have server administration background and who doesn’t want to install WPScan in their servers to scan their websites vulnerability. With OSE WP Scan, simply entering your email address and a click to submit the scan request. The whole WPScan vulnerability scanning report will be delivered to your email address within 15 minutes. OSE WP Scan is a free plugin to run free vulnerability scan on your WordPress website. It doesn’t scan malware directly, instead, it scans vulnerability. It is the vulnerability that exposes your website and gives opportunities to hackers. Therefore scanning the website vulnerability is the first step to make your website safe. Using OSE WP Scan allows you to analyze the security of your current WordPress website with WPScan to: Detect known vulnerabilities in the WP core, themes and plugins with over 11,000 updated WordPress vulnerability data Check overall WP security configuration WordPress Version enumeration Full server headers scanning Miscellaneous WordPress checks, such as username. directory used, theme names, custom dirs, etc. This WP security tool works by using the wpvulndb.com database to keep the vulnerability database up to date. Credits: The plugin utilizes WPScan project (https://wpscan.org/) and WPScan Vulnerability Database (https://wpvulndb.com/) to scan the whole WordPress site for plugin and theme vulnerabilities. The database has over 11,000 updated WordPress vulnerability records to help discover your website vulnerability. Many thanks to the WPScan Project (https://wpscan.org/).