Using third- party libraries and plugins
We discussed the importance of open source libraries in detail. Most WordPress developers prefer the creation of web application by installing a bunch of third-party plugins. Ideally, developers should be focusing on limiting the number of plugins within an application to improve the structure of code and the possible conflicts.
On the other hand, some third-party libraries can contain malicious code that enables security holes in your applications. Even though there are some tools for checking malicious code, none of them are 100% accurate, and we can't guarantee the results. The following are some of the plugins for checking malicious code and vulnerabilities of your plugins and themes:
Theme Authenticity Checker (TAC): You can find this plugin at https://wordpress.org/plugins/tac/
Exploit Scanner: You can find this plugin at https://wordpress.org/plugins/exploit-scanner/
Theme Check: You can find this plugin at https://wordpress.org/plugins/theme...
