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Whook Security is the plugin used to scan your WordPress website plugins. If there is any plugin installed which is vulnerable and reported by any developer to scan it will reflect to your website too.
This plugin is very useful to scan and save your website get hacked. Plugin is using WPScan API v3 to access their database to provide detailed Information to your website.
It is very easy to install and use.
Our plugin is not affiliated or linked with WPScan or WPvulnub website. We are using these third-party APIs to access their database and show results accordingly.
<h3>What Does it do?</h3>
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<li>Scan the plugins installed on your WordPress Website.</li>
<li>Shows the status of plugin, if it?s vulnerable or it will harm your website or not.</li>
<li>Also Provide Information if there is any update for the plugin is there or not.</li>
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Whook Security

Our plugin Scans other plugins vulnerabilities listed in the WPScan Database of vulnerabilities.

Paul Gilzow

After speaking at WordCamp St. Louis 2017 <a href="http://wordpress.tv/2017/03/29/paul-gilzow-access-denied-keeping-yourself-off-an-attackers-radar/" rel="nofollow ugc">http://wordpress.tv/2017/03/29/paul-gilzow-access-denied-keeping-yourself-off-an-attackers-radar/</a>, 
I was asked if I could bundle the code I demo’ed in the talk into a plugin for people who aren’t as comfortable writing their 
own code. As its name implies, it is super simple. There are no settings. The entire codebase is contained in one file, 
and for the most part is about 20 lines of code in length. It is fully commented and I encourage you to look at the code 
to see what it does instead of blindly trusting it.
Specifically, this plugin: 
* removes the redirection of a request from /?author=# to an author’s pretty permalink 
* changes author pretty permalinks to /?author=# 
* changes author feed pretty permalinks to /?author=#&feed= 
* removes author slug property from user response object for user endpoint in the REST API 
* removes overly informative error message when login attempt fails
Rememer: this plugin, by itself, will not protect your site from being compromised. However, it can be an important layer of 
defense when used in a multilayer, defense-in-depth security strategy.
<h3>Help and Support</h3>
Please post questions, request for help to the WordPress plugins forum or 
email <a href="mailto:ssaeb@gilzow.com" rel="nofollow ugc">ssaeb@gilzow.com</a>. Please be sure to include ‘ssaeb’ in the 
subject line.
<h3>TO-DO’s</h3>
Keep adding ways to block enumerations.

Whook Security vs Super Simple Account Enumeration Blocker