Auto-detect WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal and scan for vulnerabilities, outdated plugins, and misconfigurations.
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A CMS vulnerability scanner detects which content management system a site runs — WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal — then checks its core version, plugins, themes, and configuration for known weaknesses. Secably auto-detects the CMS and runs passive, low-impact checks instantly, free, with no signup.
Most of the web runs on a handful of content management systems, and each has a predictable structure — known file paths, version markers, and admin endpoints. A CMS scanner uses that structure to fingerprint which platform a site runs, then checks the parts that most often go wrong: an out-of-date core, plugins and themes with known issues, and configuration left exposed.
Secably keeps this passive and low-impact. It reads publicly accessible information to identify potential issues — it doesn't attempt exploitation, test credentials, or modify any data.
Popular CMS platforms are the biggest target simply because they're everywhere — WordPress alone powers over 40% of all websites (W3Techs, 2025). But the risk rarely comes from core: the overwhelming majority of WordPress vulnerabilities live in third-party plugins and themes rather than the platform itself, according to Patchstack's annual WordPress security report. That's why enumerating your plugins and themes — not just the core version — is where a CMS scan earns its keep.
Secably fingerprints the platform, then runs platform-specific checks against its public surface.
Auto-detects WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal from telltale paths and markup, and reads the core version where the site exposes it.
Enumerates installed plugins and themes through their public paths — the components that carry most CMS risk.
Flags exposed admin panels, reachable XML-RPC, directory listing, debug mode, and other common misconfigurations.
Type a domain or URL like example.com. Leave detection on Auto, or pick the CMS yourself.
Secably detects the platform and runs passive checks on its core, plugins, themes, and configuration.
See the detected version, enumerated components, and exposure flags. Update outdated pieces and re-scan to confirm.