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Aipatch Security Scanner is a lightweight security scanner that helps you understand and improve your site’s security posture.
Unlike heavy security suites, Aipatch Security Scanner focuses on clarity over complexity:
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<li>Security Score: A simple 0–100 score that summarizes your site’s security status at a glance.</li>
<li>Local Scanner: Detects outdated plugins, themes, core versions, risky configurations, and common security weaknesses — all locally, with no external dependencies.</li>
<li>Known Vulnerabilities: Checks your installed software against a built-in knowledge base of known vulnerabilities. Future versions will support external vulnerability feeds for broader coverage.</li>
<li>Safe Hardening: Toggle security improvements like XML-RPC blocking, REST API restrictions, WordPress version hiding, and login brute-force protection — each with clear explanations and compatibility warnings.</li>
<li>Security Logs: A clean log of all security events, scans, and changes made through the plugin.</li>
<li>Site Health Integration: Adds custom security tests to the WordPress Site Health screen.</li>
<li>Scan History: Every scan is saved so you can track your security score over time.</li>
<li>Module Control: Enable or disable individual modules (scanner, hardening, vulnerabilities, login protection) from settings.</li>
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<h4>Philosophy</h4>
Aipatch Security Scanner is designed to give site owners clear, actionable information without being overwhelmed by technical jargon or upsell pressure. Every finding includes what it means, why it matters, and what to do — in plain language.
<h4>What Aipatch Security Scanner Does</h4>
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<li>Runs 12 local security checks against your installation</li>
<li>Calculates a risk score based on findings</li>
<li>Compares installed plugins, themes, and core against known vulnerabilities</li>
<li>Applies optional hardening rules via WordPress filters (no file modifications)</li>
<li>Logs all security events to a dedicated database table</li>
<li>Integrates with WordPress Site Health</li>
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<h4>What Aipatch Security Scanner Does NOT Do</h4>
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<li>It is NOT a firewall or WAF.</li>
<li>It does NOT scan files for malware.</li>
<li>It does NOT modify your .htaccess or wp-config.php automatically.</li>
<li>It does NOT phone home or require an account to function.</li>
<li>It does NOT intercept frontend requests or affect page load performance.</li>
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<h4>Future Roadmap</h4>
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<li>External vulnerability feed integration (API-based)</li>
<li>File integrity monitoring</li>
<li>Email alerts for critical findings</li>
<li>Extended multisite support</li>
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Aipatch Security Scanner

Lightweight security scanner for WordPress. Checks for outdated software, risky configurations, and applies safe hardening measures.

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CMS Watchman is a powerful WordPress plugin designed to enhance website security by monitoring and reporting vulnerabilities. It integrates seamlessly with the Watchman.bj platform to provide real-time insights, advanced analytics, and actionable recommendations to protect your website against emerging threats.
<h3>Key Features:</h3>
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<li>Real-time vulnerability detection: Monitors WordPress core, plugins, and themes for known issues.</li>
<li>Advanced reporting: Integration with Watchman.bj for detailed analytics and summaries.</li>
<li>User-friendly interface: Intuitive dashboard with alerts and action recommendations.</li>
<li>Automated notifications: Receive email alerts for critical security issues.</li>
<li>Scheduled reports: Automatically generates weekly security reports and allows manual report generation.</li>
<li>Regular updates: Ensures compatibility with the latest WordPress versions.</li>
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Whether you’re managing a personal blog or a complex multi-site installation, CMS Watchman empowers you with the tools and insights needed to maintain a secure WordPress environment.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin connects to the “CMS Watchman” API to monitor installed plugins and themes for known vulnerabilities.
The following data is sent to the external service when the plugin is activated and when plugin/theme information is updated: 
– Plugin and theme names 
– Plugin and theme versions 
– WordPress version 
– Website URL (to send notifications about vulnerabilities)
This data is sent to the CMS Watchman API at: https://cms.api.watchman.bj/api/v1/
This service helps administrators stay informed about potential security risks.
CMS Watchman Privacy Policy: https://www.watchman.bj/docs/privacy-policy 
CMS Watchman Terms of Service: https://www.watchman.bj/docs/terms-conditions

CMS Watchman

CMS Watchman provides robust security monitoring for WordPress sites, detecting vulnerabilities and integrating seamlessly with Watchman.

Aipatch Security Scanner vs CMS Watchman