Jackhammer - One Security vulnerability assessment/management tool to solve all the security team problems.
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Jackhammer - One Security vulnerability assessment/management tool to solve all the security team problems.
WPScan rewritten in Python + some WPSeku ideas
Unique host templates to enhance own privacy in games, websites and regulary software on Desktop and Android devices
Useful plugin that will scan your theme templates for malicious injections. Automatically. Every day. For more blog security.
A command line took to check the WPScan Vulnerability Database via API to identify the security issues of WordPress plugins installed.
A wordpress security auditor! Audit your wordpress application for security issues with even 1 request.
Prevents users from being logged into the same WordPress site from multiple places.
fail2ban setup for centminmod.com LEMP stack with CSF Firewall
Simple Bash Script For Collecting Wordpress Username
Apache configuration and useful functions for more secure and performant Wordpress sites.
Require certain users to change their passwords on a regular basis.
Helps keeping WordPress websites secure.
Automatic updating of the comment blacklist in WordPress with antispam keys from GitHub.
Verifies MD5 checksums of WordPress core files, sends e-mail to the mail address of your admin user warning in case of threat. Just activate it and you are done.
Secure and performant Wordpress installation on your Kubernetes cluster
Super easy security for WordPress
Advanced use of WPScan (WordPress Security Scanner) with other tools like nmap, nikto, owasp-zap, ids for ethnical Hackers
EngineScript is a super fast WordPress server built on Ubuntu and optimized for Cloudflare and Digital Ocean
WP EzPz Tweaks is an all-in-one WordPress plugin that helps you personalize the admin panel appearances, clean your site code and remove unwanted features to increase its security and improve performance.
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