WordPress and Magento power a combined hundreds of millions of websites, and their popularity makes them the most actively targeted platforms by automated exploit scripts. Outdated plugins, exposed wp-config.php files, accessible .git directories, and unpatched CVEs are the most common entry points for attackers — and many site owners don't discover these vulnerabilities until after a breach has already occurred. Regular passive security scanning is essential for any production CMS installation.
The Vulnerability Scanner performs a non-destructive security assessment of CMS-powered websites, checking for known CVEs in the plugin and core version database, exposed configuration and debug files, version information disclosure, common security misconfigurations, and outdated components with published exploit code. A risk scoring system categorizes findings by severity — Critical, High, Medium, Low, and Informational — so you know exactly what to prioritize. All checks are performed passively without sending any attack payloads, making it safe to run against live production sites.