WordPress Plugin Security Audit and Vulnerability Assessment
Pain Points (Public)
Developers and site administrators building or deploying custom WordPress plugins risk introducing severe security flaws—such as unverified nonces, missing capability checks, SQL injection, and XSS—which expose sites to attacks and cause rejections during WordPress.org repository reviews.
Suggested Approach (Public)
Provide end-to-end static code analysis and manual source code audits of PHP plugin files against WordPress Coding Standards and OWASP guidelines, identifying injection vectors, broken access controls, and authentication bypasses with actionable remediation patches.
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Opportunity assessment PRO
Development brief PRO
- Position as a pre-submission compliance audit tool targeting developers preparing plugins for the WordPress.org repository review process.
- Build a PHP static analysis engine tailored for WordPress code to check for missing capability checks and unverified nonces.
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