Vuln Radar
Your plugins’ vulnerabilities — on the radar.
Instant delivery: license key + download right after payment.
Version 1.0.0 · updates delivered automatically
About
An outdated plugin is the main door into a WordPress site. Vuln Radar checks every installed plugin against a vulnerability database built from the US NVD: 12,500+ plugins with version ranges parsed from CVE descriptions.
No “update everything” noise: a warning appears only when your version falls inside a vulnerable range. Severity badges (low/medium/high/critical), a configurable threshold and an email to the admin after each daily scan. The database updates from yodsira.com with sha256 verification. Pro emails only about newly disclosed vulnerabilities and serves JSON counters for your security dashboard.
What it does
- CVE database from NVD: 12,500+ plugins
- Version ranges — no false alarms
- Daily scan plus manual run
- Severity badges and threshold
- Pro: new-vulnerability alerts + status endpoint
Free vs Pro
| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| NVD CVE database | Yes | Yes |
| Scan + email report | Yes | Yes |
| Alerts for new CVEs only | - | Yes |
| Dashboard status endpoint | - | Yes |
FAQ
Where does the database come from?
From public NVD data (nvd.nist.gov): CVEs with WordPress plugin CPE configurations. Updates are published on yodsira.com.
Will there be false alarms?
No: a warning appears only when your plugin version falls inside a vulnerable range from the CVE.
Is Pro required?
No. Pro adds alerts for newly disclosed vulnerabilities and a JSON status endpoint.
Installation & uninstall
Free version
- Download the zip archive with the "Download free" button above.
- In your WordPress admin: Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
- Pick the downloaded zip, click "Install Now", then "Activate".
- The plugin's menu appears in wp-admin — configure it to your liking.
Pro version
- After payment, download the Pro archive from your order page (the link is also emailed).
- Install Pro like any plugin: Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin → Activate.
- The free version must be installed and active — Pro sits on top as a companion.
- Enter the license key on the plugin's Pro settings page.
Uninstall
- Plugins → find the plugin in the list → click "Deactivate".
- Then click "Delete" — the plugin and all its data (tables, settings, logs) are removed completely.
- The Pro companion uninstalls the same way, independently; the free version keeps working.
Every plugin we ship passes a clean-uninstall test: after "Delete" no tables or leftover settings remain in the database.
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