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Anonymous #9410
over 1 year ago
I’ve been using this on a test site. Seems very reliable and runs well. The pricing is pretty fair. This should be a no brainer for inclusion!
Ken Sim
about 1 year ago
I agree and it should be integrated into the Vulnerability Checker extension. The MainWP NVD API returns too many false positives and the free version of WPVulnDB, (WPScan) limits to just 75 scans, counted as one scan per plugin and one scan for the WP core for each site. So at best, using WPScan could only provide a vulnerability check for 8 sites, each using 7 plugins plus the WP core.
Mike
8 months ago
Yes include this, I have tested and its a great tool!
Tom
6 months ago
Yes this needs to be added to the Vulnerability Checker extension. ManageWP uses it and they get warned faster as well.
Tom
6 months ago
For example the latest vulnerability from Elementor... It happened 4 days ago and ManageWP users got notified same day about the issue. I just got notified about it today by the Vulnerability Checker (and I have it check daily). The current database the Vulnerability Checker uses doesn't get updated quick enough and there are too many false positives.
Nick
over 1 year ago
Patchstack offers for free (99 sites per account)
Component detection
Identify vulnerabilities
Real-time threat alerts
Actionable security suggestions
For most this can server as a great free alternative (without wpscans 50 api call limit) solution for detecting vulnerabilities with Plugins and sites. See their vulnerability database as well here, similar to wpscan: https://patchstack.com/database/
For serious users they offer much more including features that rival Wordfence and Sucuri and some that go further such as virtual patching.
Having an integration into Mainwp for vulnerability monitoring and tokens for things like the Pro Report would be stellar.