Plugin, Theme and Update Risk Audit for a Small Site (Defensive)
Check installed plugins and themes for risk and necessity.
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Audit the plugins and theme of a WordPress site I own. A list of plugins and the theme with version, last updated date shown in the dashboard, purpose, and whether I still use it: [PLUGIN_LIST]. Backup arrangements: [BACKUPS]. Who has administrator access: [ADMIN_ACCESS]. Make a table with Item, Purpose, Version, Last update date, Used (yes or no), Overlaps with, and Action (keep, update, remove, replace). Flag plugins not updated in over a year, inactive plugins, overlapping functions, and many plugins for small jobs. Count plugins and show the share needing action with the arithmetic. Recommend a safe update routine (back up, update on a staging copy if possible [VERIFY], check the site, record changes), an admin account review (remove unused, unique passwords, two-step login), and a monthly checklist. Advise me to check each plugin's page and security notices myself. Defensive review of my own site only. Do not provide exploit details.
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