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Atikur Security and Risk Monitor gives you a clear overview of the health and risk profile of installed plugins.
It focuses on update freshness, WordPress compatibility, maintenance signals, and simple risk scoring, so you can quickly see which plugins may need attention.
No external accounts or paid services are required.
<h3>Key features</h3>
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Security Debt Indicator (summary)
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<li>Shows how many plugins are high-risk, likely abandoned on WordPress.org, or not marked as tested with your current WordPress version.</li>
<li>Gives an overall plugin risk level: Low / Moderate / High.</li>
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Per-plugin health overview
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<li>Last updated date when official WordPress.org metadata is available.</li>
<li>Relative age of updates such as “3 months ago”.</li>
<li>“Tested up to” and compatibility notes with your current WordPress version.</li>
<li>Basic risk score (0-100) based mainly on update recency.</li>
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Maintenance signals
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<li>Quick indicator for compatibility and WordPress.org maintenance status.</li>
<li>Clear labeling when a plugin does not have official WordPress.org metadata.</li>
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This plugin uses:
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<li>WordPress core plugin data (<code>get_plugins()</code>), and</li>
<li>the official WordPress.org plugin information API (<code>plugins_api()</code>) when a matching WordPress.org plugin slug can be determined.</li>
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It does not perform malware scanning or vulnerability database lookups.

Atikur Security and Risk Monitor

Quickly review plugin update freshness, compatibility signals, and simple risk scoring in one dashboard.

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