Improve WordPress Security with WPScan

In this video, we go over how to scan your WordPress site for vulnerabilities with WPScan!

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[WPCasts]

I hope you enjoyed the video and learned something!

[Johnello]

Great information ! Thank you for this rare type of info! Very precious for a QA engineer :D

[jeffborges]

I just found your channel through another video on wordpress debug
What a great content you provide .
Thank you very much for that ! Of course I subsrcibed immediately

[sumanbiswas]

Hello, sir love Your videos !! can you make a video on the WordPress learning path for complete beginners. That'll be so much helpful for us, thank you!

[PatrickCoombe]

Great videos I've been learning more and more about WordPress and PHP/ server security. Was wondering if you could make a video on removal. Most of the time I just clear out all of the core files and replace theme files and plug-in files just to be sure with the latest version but was wondering if you had any tips for other methods or being more efficient with his process.

[Kapten_Stoffe]

It's generally a bad idea to install stuff with sudo, which may lead to permissions trouble - in this case it installs the gem for all users as root. This may not be a problem if you are the sole user on the computer, but you should really know what you are doing when using sudo. Why not use 'gem install --user-install wpscan', or use rbenv or RVM?

[anniethewild]

I always find my wordpress websites always have some sort of security issue. I never really know how to fix them. Even with plug-ins something always happens

[ToadyEN]

Sweet video! my work colleague mentioned this and I never looked into it :) very well presented, your hyper terminal looks sweet as well. I wonder if there is a Linux alternative?

[jtharpe]

Hey man I’m a Patron and also a full time penetration tester. If your interested I could put together some things that we look for anytime we test a wordpress site other then what wpscan finds!