Free Plugin by DrGlenn

Quick Check — Plugin Vulnerability Checker

Audit installed plugins against the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), get clear results, and act fast—all from your WordPress dashboard.

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Overview

DrGlenn Quick Check helps you identify plugins with known vulnerabilities by checking your installed list against authoritative data sources like the NVD. It’s a fast, lightweight way to keep an eye on risk without leaving WordPress.

Use alongside routine updates, backups, and a firewall/WAF for complete protection.

Why You’ll Like It

Security NVD Lookup Lightweight Dashboard

Enhance Security: Spot problem plugins early.
Stay Informed: See status and suggested next steps.
Minimal Overhead: Runs quickly; no bloat.
Peace of Mind: Know where you stand before incidents happen.

Key Features

Scanning & Matching

Automated Scan: Enumerates all installed plugins and versions.
NVD Checks: Looks up known CVEs and flags potential matches.
Version Awareness: Highlights when updates are recommended.

Reporting & Actions

Clear Results: “OK” vs “Attention” with short reasons.
Direct Links: Jump to the plugin in your dashboard to update or deactivate.
Export/Copy: Copy results for records or sharing with your host/developer.

Best Practices

Update plugins regularly; remove anything unmaintained.
Use SSL, strong passwords, 2FA, and a WAF.
Maintain reliable offsite backups with scheduled tests.

Installation

Download the zip: drglenn-checkit.zip
WordPress admin → Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin → choose the zip → Install Now.
Click Activate.

If your host restricts outbound requests, allowlist requests to the NVD API to enable lookups.

Usage

Go to Tools → Quick Check (or the plugin’s menu).
Click Start Scan to analyze all installed plugins.
Review results and update/deactivate affected plugins as needed.

Download

Run a quick audit and tighten your security posture.

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Disclaimer: This tool provides guidance based on known disclosures and does not replace comprehensive security measures. Keep WordPress/core/plugins updated and maintain backups.