Detect a site's WordPress core version and whether it's outdated.
Demo tool — results are sample data, not a live lookup.
WordPress leaves version hints in a few public places — the generator meta tag, the readme.html file, and the version query string on core assets. This tool reads those to estimate which core release a site is running.
Running an outdated core is one of the most common causes of a hacked WordPress site. Checking the version tells you at a glance whether a site is current or overdue for an update.
Security-conscious sites remove the generator tag and readme.html, so the exact version can't be read from outside — which is a good sign.
Yes. Most mass WordPress attacks target known vulnerabilities in old core, themes, or plugins. Staying current is the single biggest protection.
Apply security releases quickly, and test minor/major updates on a staging copy before pushing them to production.
Performance, security, and the WordPress tooling you need — fully managed, so these checks stay green.