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What You’ll Learn

  • Scanning child sites with Sucuri SiteCheck
  • Viewing previous scan reports and settings
  • Setting scan reminders for child sites
  • SSL certificate verification during scans
Integration Add-on - This add-on connects MainWP Dashboard to Sucuri SiteCheck. It does not require the Sucuri plugin on your child sites.
The MainWP Sucuri Extension uses Sucuri’s proprietary SiteCheck Tool to scan your sites. Sucuri provides web-based malware scanning of your websites using the latest fingerprinting technology, allowing you to determine if your web applications are out of date, exploited with malware, or even blacklisted by popular search engines. Important Notes: The extension supports manual scans of one website at a time. Scheduled scans and scanning multiple websites at once are not supported. A Sucuri.net subscription is not required for this extension to function.

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Scan Your Child Site With Sucuri

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Log in to your MainWP Dashboard

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Go to Sites > Security > Sucuri

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Locate the site that you want to check and click the Scan Now button

Locate the site that you want to check and click the Scan Now buttonAnimated screenshot demonstrating clicking the Scan Now button in Sucuri extension

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Sucuri Abilities

Version 5.1.0 adds 12 Sucuri abilities for authorized automation tools. They can request scans, view operation status and reports, manage report history and scan reminders, and cancel queued work. Each scan is recorded as a durable job, so a repeated authorized request does not start a duplicate scan. Scan and report access is checked for each site. Reports for unavailable or unknown sites stay unavailable instead of exposing prior data. Schema and migration recovery repairs interrupted data setup while retaining legacy scan reports. When you add a site, the extension sets up its scan and reminder information reliably.

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Previous Child Site Reports and Settings

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Log in to your MainWP Dashboard

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Go to Sites > Security > Sucuri

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Locate the desired site and click the Reports & Settings button

At the bottom of the page, you will find the Sucuri Scanner section. Screenshot of Sucuri Scanner section showing SSL verification, previous reports, and scan reminder options From here, you can:
  • Choose whether to Verify SSL Certificate for Sucuri scan requests. This setting applies to all sites.
  • Show and Delete any of the previous reports
  • Set to be reminded if you don’t scan this child site (Never, 1 Day, 1 Week, 1 Month).