We check your plugins, themes and WordPress core for vulnerabilities and risky settings, with a recommendation for each finding.
Last scan
Nov 1, 2026, 10:13 AM
5 plugins and 2 themes checked
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Open findings: 9
Version 1.2.0 is listed in a sample security advisory in the demo data. It could let an attacker run code on your site.
Recommendation: Update the plugin to 1.3.1 now, or deactivate it until you do.
Version 6.7.2, available 6.8.3.
Recommendation: Update WordPress. We keep a restore point first.
Installed 5.3.7, available 5.4. Updates often carry security fixes.
Recommendation: Update the plugin. We keep a restore point before updating.
Installed 24.9, available 25.4. Updates often carry security fixes.
Recommendation: Update the plugin. We keep a restore point before updating.
Installed 6.5.4, available 7.1. Updates often carry security fixes.
Recommendation: Update the plugin. We keep a restore point before updating.
Installed 1.2, available 1.3.
Recommendation: Update the theme from Themes or Updates.
Error messages can reveal file paths and configuration details.
Recommendation: Turn debug mode off when you finish troubleshooting.
Unused plugins can still be exploited while they are inactive.
Recommendation: Delete it if you do not need it.
Installed 1.2, available 1.3.
Recommendation: Update the theme from Themes or Updates.