WPScan
WPScan is a WordPress security scanner that helps identify vulnerabilities in WordPress websites. It requires Ruby >= 2.7, Curl >= 7.72, and RubyGems to be installed. It is recommended to update the local database and WPScan itself regularly for the latest security information.
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