WooCommerce is one of the most popular e-commerce plugins for WordPress and is used by millions of online stores worldwide. It offers companies the flexibility to customize and scale their store. However, like any system, WooCommerce is not immune to security risks that can jeopardize the operation of your store.
Frequent security vulnerabilities in WooCommerce are caused by outdated plugins or themes, which can give attackers access to customer data. Cross-site scripting (XSS) is also a frequently used attack method in which malicious code is injected into order or login forms. Another risk is unsecured databases, which are susceptible to SQL injection attacks, as well as insecure interfaces to payment or shipping service providers, which can open the door to attackers.
With Smart Lens, you have the perfect solution to protect your WooCommerce store from these and other threats. Smart Lens is a powerful vulnerability scanner specifically designed to identify security vulnerabilities in WooCommerce and the underlying WordPress infrastructure. The software performs automated checks and monitors your store around the clock.
Smart Lens detects outdated or vulnerable plugins, checks configurations and analyzes interfaces to payment and shipping service providers. Thanks to real-time notifications, you are informed immediately if suspicious activities or new threats are detected. Detailed reports prioritize vulnerabilities by severity and impact, so you can focus on the most critical gaps first.
Our SaaS solution requires no installation, works directly in the browser and is fully GDPR compliant. With regular updates, Smart Lens always stays up to date with the latest threats and protects your store from new attack patterns.
Smart Lens is the ideal addition to WooCommerce to not only secure your business and customer data, but also to strengthen the trust of your customers. Minimize security risks and maximize the reliability of your online store - with Smart Lens.
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
- CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery)
- Insufficient Transport Layer Security (TLS)
- Outdated Software
- SQL-Injection
- Unrestricted File Upload
- XML External Entity (XXE)