Boon Band

BoonRisk gives you a clear security and readiness report for your WordPress site. See exactly what security risks exist, why they matter, and what to do about them — all explained in plain language.
Safe & Read-Only: This plugin only reads your site configuration. It does not scan files, block traffic, or make any changes to your WordPress installation.
<h4>What You Get</h4>
<ul>
<li>Security Check Report — See your site’s security status: PHP version, WordPress updates, user settings, HTTPS, and 30+ configuration checks</li>
<li>Clear Explanations — Every finding explains “why this matters” and “what to do about it” in plain language</li>
<li>Prioritized Risks — Top risks ranked by impact so you know what to fix first</li>
<li>Printable Report — Professional HTML report you can view, print, or share directly from WordPress admin</li>
</ul>
<h4>What This Plugin Does NOT Do (100% Safe)</h4>
<ul>
<li>No file scanning — Does not scan your files or look for malware</li>
<li>No traffic blocking — Does not act as a firewall or block visitors</li>
<li>No site changes — Does not modify settings, files, or database</li>
<li>No active testing — Does not simulate attacks or run security scans</li>
<li>Read-only analysis — Only reads your configuration, never writes or changes anything</li>
</ul>
<h4>Who Is It For?</h4>
<ul>
<li>Site owners — Understand your security risks without technical expertise</li>
<li>Freelancers & agencies — Generate client-ready reports in minutes</li>
<li>Developers — Quick baseline check before or after deployments</li>
<li>Teams — Consistent security reporting across multiple WordPress sites</li>
</ul>
<h4>Free Security Check (No Account Required)</h4>
Run a complete security and readiness check instantly — 100% local, no data sent anywhere:
<ul>
<li>Overall Risk Level — Clear Low/Medium/High rating with explanation of what it means</li>
<li>Top Risks First — See your biggest security issues ranked by impact</li>
<li>30+ Configuration Checks — WordPress updates, PHP version, HTTPS, user permissions, backups, 2FA, debug mode, and more</li>
<li>Action Plan — Every issue includes “why it matters” and “how to fix it”</li>
<li>Professional Report — Printable HTML report you can view in WordPress admin or share with your team</li>
</ul>
What you’ll learn: “Is my site at risk?” and “What should I fix first?”
100% Private: All checks run on your server. Nothing is sent externally. No account or email required.
<h4>Optional: Web Dashboard</h4>
Connect the plugin to the <a href="https://boonrisk.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">BoonRisk web dashboard</a> for additional capabilities (optional, requires free account):
<ul>
<li><a href="https://boonrisk.com/scanner/" rel="nofollow ugc">Surface Scan</a> — External scan of your site’s public-facing security headers, SSL configuration, and exposed services</li>
<li>Vulnerability Intelligence — Known CVEs matched to your installed plugins and themes with severity ratings</li>
<li>Continuous Monitoring — Automatic daily checks with alerts when your security posture changes</li>
<li>Track Over Time — See how your site security improves (or changes) month over month</li>
<li>PDF Reports — Download professional reports to share with clients or management</li>
</ul>
Note: The local security check is fully functional on its own. The web dashboard is completely optional.
Learn more at <a href="https://boonrisk.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">boonrisk.com</a>
<h3>How It Works</h3>
<h4>Local Assessment (Default)</h4>
<ol>
<li>Install and activate the plugin</li>
<li>Go to BoonRisk → Local Assessment</li>
<li>Click Run Assessment Now</li>
<li>View your Security Posture Summary and Top Risks</li>
<li>Click View Full Report for a printable HTML report</li>
</ol>
All analysis happens on your server. Nothing is sent externally.
<h4>Web Dashboard (Optional)</h4>
<ol>
<li>Create a free account at <a href="https://boonrisk.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">boonrisk.com</a></li>
<li>Go to BoonRisk → Connect (Optional)</li>
<li>Enter your API key</li>
<li>Send your assessment to the dashboard for vulnerability intelligence, surface scan, and monitoring</li>
</ol>
External API calls only happen when you explicitly request them.
<h3>Data Usage</h3>
<h4>Local Assessment</h4>
In local mode, no data is sent externally. All checks run inside WordPress.
<h4>Web Dashboard (Optional)</h4>
When you send data to the dashboard, the following is transmitted:
<ul>
<li>PHP and WordPress versions</li>
<li>Active plugin and theme names/versions</li>
<li>Configuration flags (debug mode, file editor status, etc.)</li>
</ul>
What you get in return:
<ul>
<li>Known vulnerability data for your installed plugins and themes</li>
<li>Surface scan results for public-facing security</li>
<li>Severity context for identified risks</li>
<li>Historical trend data and monitoring alerts</li>
</ul>
What is never collected:
<ul>
<li>User data or personal information</li>
<li>Passwords or credentials</li>
<li>Post/page content</li>
<li>Database contents</li>
<li>File contents</li>
</ul>
Data is sent only when you click Send to Dashboard or enable automatic daily sync. No personal data is collected.
<h3>Privacy Policy</h3>
Read our full privacy policy at https://boonrisk.com/privacy

BoonRisk – Site Security Check & Report

Security posture report for WordPress — 30+ checks, prioritized risks, and a printable report. Get a clear picture in minutes.

Esteban

Aipatch Security Scanner is a modular security audit engine built for site owners, developers, and AI-powered agents who need deep visibility into WordPress security posture — without the bloat of all-in-one security suites.
<h4>Why Aipatch Security Scanner?</h4>
Most WordPress security plugins are either too simple to be useful or too heavy to be practical. Aipatch takes a different approach:
<ul>
<li>Audit-first architecture. Every check is a standalone, testable module that returns structured findings with severity, confidence, evidence, and fingerprints.</li>
<li>Built for automation. 23 MCP abilities expose the full audit, scanning, and remediation surface to external AI agents — making Aipatch the first WordPress security plugin designed for agentic workflows.</li>
<li>Zero external dependencies. Everything runs locally. No accounts, no cloud services, no API keys required.</li>
<li>Reversible by design. Every automated remediation stores rollback data so you can undo any change with one click.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Core Capabilities</h4>
36-Point Security Audit
Aipatch runs 36 automated checks across 8 categories — core, plugins, themes, users, configuration, server, access control, and malware surface:
<ul>
<li>Outdated WordPress core, plugins, and themes</li>
<li>Default admin username, excessive admin accounts, inactive admin users, user ID 1 exposure</li>
<li>XML-RPC, file editor, debug mode, debug log, REST API exposure, directory listing</li>
<li>PHP version, HTTPS, file permissions, security headers (X-Frame-Options, CSP, etc.)</li>
<li>Database prefix, sensitive files, PHP execution in uploads, auto-update configuration</li>
<li>Salt key strength, cron health, cookie security flags, CORS, application passwords</li>
<li>Exposed backup files, phpinfo files, uploads directory indexing, default login URL</li>
<li>Database credential security, file installation permissions</li>
</ul>
Every finding includes a severity (critical / high / medium / low / info), confidence score, human-readable explanation, and actionable recommendation.
Weighted Security Score (0–100)
A logarithmic scoring engine computes an overall security score and per-area breakdown across six risk dimensions: software, access control, configuration, infrastructure, malware surface, and vulnerability exposure. Severity weights and confidence multipliers ensure the score reflects actual risk, not just issue count.
Multi-Layer Malware File Scanner
A three-layer file scanner (content 55%, context 25%, integrity 20%) with 27 detection signatures, Shannon entropy analysis, and malware family classification detects:
<ul>
<li>Code execution patterns: eval(), assert(), create_function(), preg_replace /e</li>
<li>System command functions: shell_exec, exec, passthru, backtick operators</li>
<li>Obfuscation techniques: base64 encoding, hex encoding, str_rot13, gzinflate chains, chr() concatenation, variable variables, suspiciously long lines</li>
<li>Network/exfiltration: cURL execution, fsockopen, remote file_get_contents</li>
<li>Known backdoor signatures: c99, r57, WSO, b374k, weevely, FilesMan</li>
<li>WordPress-specific threats: unauthorized admin creation, critical option injection, security function removal</li>
</ul>
Scanning runs in batches via an async job system with configurable batch sizes — safe for shared hosting.
Files are classified into 11 malware families (web shell, obfuscated loader, dropper, persistence backdoor, cloaked PHP, code injector, and more) with confidence scores and remediation hints.
WordPress Core Integrity Verification
Verifies every core file against official checksums from api.wordpress.org. Detects modified core files (checksum mismatch), missing core files, and unexpected files planted in wp-admin/ or wp-includes/. Core tampering findings are automatically escalated to critical severity with zero false-positive likelihood.
File Integrity Baseline
Build a known-good hash baseline of all PHP files in your installation. Diff against it at any time to detect modified, deleted, or newly added files. Origin detection distinguishes core, plugin, theme, and upload files.
Vulnerability Intelligence
A local knowledge base of known plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities with a database-backed caching layer for fast lookups. Provider architecture allows extending with external feeds.
One-Click Remediation with Rollback
Apply fixes directly from findings — change WordPress options, delete suspicious files, rename files, patch file contents, or add .htaccess rules. Every automated action stores a full rollback payload so you can reverse any change. Manual remediations can be logged for audit trails.
Six supported action types: <code>wp_option</code>, <code>delete_file</code>, <code>rename_file</code>, <code>file_patch</code>, <code>htaccess_rule</code>, <code>manual</code>.
Hardening Module
Five toggleable hardening rules with clear explanations and compatibility warnings:
<ul>
<li>Disable XML-RPC — blocks external XML-RPC requests and removes X-Pingback header</li>
<li>Hide WordPress Version — removes version leaks from source, RSS feeds, scripts, and styles</li>
<li>Restrict REST API — limits sensitive endpoints to authenticated users</li>
<li>Block Author Scanning — prevents user enumeration via author archives</li>
<li>Login Brute-Force Protection — rate-limits login attempts per IP with configurable thresholds and lockout duration</li>
</ul>
Persistent Findings Store
All audit findings persist in a dedicated database table with automatic deduplication by fingerprint. Track findings over time — dismissed findings stay dismissed across scans; resolved findings reopen if the issue reappears.
Security Event Logging
Every scan, hardening change, remediation, and significant event is logged to a dedicated table. Logs are filterable by severity and exportable as CSV.
WordPress Site Health Integration
Adds 6 security tests to the built-in Site Health screen: file editor, debug mode, XML-RPC, admin username, SSL, and overall security score.
Performance Diagnostics
Built-in performance profiling to identify slow queries, high memory usage, and resource bottlenecks related to security operations.
REST API
10 authenticated endpoints under the <code>aipatch-security-scanner/v1</code> namespace for triggering scans, retrieving summaries, toggling hardening, exporting logs, and running performance diagnostics.
<h4>MCP Surface for AI Agents (23 Abilities)</h4>
Aipatch exposes 23 structured abilities via the WordPress Abilities API — making your site’s security surface fully accessible to external AI agents, coding assistants, and orchestration tools:
By default, only aipatch/audit-site is enabled. You can enable additional abilities from Aipatch Security Scanner -> Settings -> MCP Abilities.
Audit & Scanning
<ul>
<li>aipatch/audit-site — Run a full 36-check security audit with scored findings</li>
<li>aipatch/audit-suspicious — Quick heuristic scan for suspicious files</li>
<li>aipatch/start-file-scan — Launch an async multi-layer malware scan job</li>
<li>aipatch/process-file-scan-batch — Process next batch of files in a running scan</li>
<li>aipatch/file-scan-progress — Check file scan progress</li>
<li>aipatch/file-scan-results — Retrieve enriched scan results with family, reasons, layer scores</li>
<li>aipatch/get-scan-summary — Comprehensive latest scan summary with classification breakdown</li>
<li>aipatch/list-suspicious-files — List suspicious files from latest scan (no job_id needed)</li>
</ul>
Integrity & Baseline
<ul>
<li>aipatch/verify-core-integrity — Verify WP core files against official api.wordpress.org checksums</li>
<li>aipatch/baseline-build — Build or refresh the known-good file hash baseline</li>
<li>aipatch/baseline-diff — Compare current filesystem against stored baseline</li>
<li>aipatch/baseline-stats — Baseline statistics by origin type</li>
<li>aipatch/get-baseline-drift — Combined baseline drift + core integrity report</li>
</ul>
Findings & Monitoring
<ul>
<li>aipatch/list-findings — Query persistent findings with status/severity/category filters</li>
<li>aipatch/findings-stats — Aggregate finding statistics</li>
<li>aipatch/findings-diff — New and resolved findings since a point in time</li>
<li>aipatch/get-file-finding-detail — Single finding with decoded metadata, layer scores, family</li>
<li>aipatch/dismiss-finding — Dismiss a finding as accepted risk</li>
</ul>
Remediation
<ul>
<li>aipatch/apply-remediation — Apply a security fix with rollback support</li>
<li>aipatch/rollback-remediation — Undo a previously applied fix</li>
<li>aipatch/list-remediations — List remediation history with filters</li>
</ul>
Jobs & Status
<ul>
<li>aipatch/list-jobs — List scan/audit jobs with filters</li>
<li>aipatch/get-async-job-status — Check async job status and retrieve results</li>
</ul>
20 abilities are read-only; only 3 (dismiss, apply-remediation, rollback) modify site state. All abilities include typed input/output schemas, permission checks (<code>manage_options</code>), and structured error responses.
<h4>What Aipatch Does NOT Do</h4>
<ul>
<li>It is NOT a firewall or WAF — it does not filter incoming traffic.</li>
<li>It does NOT intercept frontend requests or affect page load performance.</li>
<li>It does NOT phone home, require an account, or send data externally.</li>
<li>It does NOT inject ads, upsells, or nag notices.</li>
</ul>

Aipatch Security Scanner

WordPress security scanner with 36 checks, malware scanning, core integrity verification, remediation, and 23 MCP abilities.

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