Source evidence

Do not use!

WPScan – WordPress Security Scanner · review · 2019-10-16T13:52:00+00:00

WPScan – WordPress Security Scanner plugin evidence original source source API

complaintsentiment

mediumseverity

0.87relevance

1replies

Evidence linked to opportunitycommercial context

Proof Health

Open evidence

Commercial opportunities need traceable source links before they are treated as build-worthy.

6 / 32 rows with source links

18.8% of this page's analysis has direct source links.

0 build-decision rows missing links

0 rows here require auditable proof before promotion.

26 rows with no attached evidence

0 rows have source counts but still need direct links.

Conversation

review · 1 stars

dieppon unresolved

The free account on WPscan and it’s 50 request cap can not cover a single website, and if you wait 24h it will check the whole site again not prioritising plugins that haven’t being check yet. But wait, if you think paying for the 250 request is going solve the issue, you are wrong! This plugin has gone from mush have to must delete! That’s very harsh. The free account on WPscan and it’s 50 request cap can not cover a single website We give 50 API requests away free of charge for anyone, which many thousands of our users use perfectly fine. Whether 50 is enough, will obviously depend on how many plugins and themes you have installed. and if you wait 24h it will check the whole site again not prioritising plugins that haven’t being check yet. You could have requested this as a feature request. We never heard from you before. But wait, if you think paying for the 250 request is going solve the issue, you are wrong! Why didn’t this solve your issue? How many plugins/themes do you have installed? It sounds like an abnormally high amount. Maybe you’re using multisite and have many websites on the same WordPress install? This plugin has gone from mush have to must delete! Everyone must delete it because you can’t see the value? You can contact us at team-at-wpscan.org if your needs exceed 250 API calls per day, due to having many websites, or plugins/themes installed on the same website.

Commercial Context

Opportunity

trust and abuse-prevention operations

Security abuse-prevention assurance for keeping sites trusted, protected, and recoverable

Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams

Wedge: test security lockouts, bot/spam defenses, risky access changes, and incident alerts

Proof Blocked card complete market

Analysis

heuristic-v1

Summary: Do not use!: users show bugs, compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: The free account on WPscan and it’s 50 request cap can not cover a single website, and if you wait 24h it will check the whole site again not prioritising plugins that haven’t being check yet.

Affected feature: api

bugs compatibility missing feature setup

Plugin

API

WPScan – WordPress Security Scanner

8.0K active installs · 270.9K downloads · rating 76.0

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Comments

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ethicalhack3r 2019-10-17T06:39:00+00:00

That’s very harsh. The free account on WPscan and it’s 50 request cap can not cover a single website We give 50 API requests away free of charge for anyone, which many thousands of our users use perfectly fine. Whether 50 is enough, will obviously depend on how many plugins and themes you have installed. and if you wait 24h it will check the whole site again not prioritising plugins that haven’t being check yet. You could have requested this as a feature request. We never heard from you before. But wait, if you think paying for the 250 request is going solve the issue, you are wrong! Why didn’t this solve your issue? How many plugins/themes do you have installed? It sounds like an abnormally high amount. Maybe you’re using multisite and have many websites on the same WordPress install? This plugin has gone from mush have to must delete! Everyone must delete it because you can’t see the value? You can contact us at team-at-wpscan.org if your needs exceed 250 API calls per day, due to having many websites, or plugins/themes installed on the same website.