Security snapshot
Across 3 jellyfish-invaders WordPress sites indexed by TLDWP, compared to the all-WordPress average.
What stands out
TLDWP currently associates 3 indexed WordPress sites with jellyfish-invaders, equivalent to 0% of the current WordPress dataset.
The largest measured difference is username enumeration: 66.7% versus 38.5% overall (+28.2 percentage points).
Header-grade F is 100% vs 82.5% overall (+17.5 pp); HTTPS adoption is 100% vs 96.2% overall (+3.8 pp); Sensitive-file exposure is 0% vs 1.8% overall (-1.8 pp).
These are observational associations among sites where TLDWP detected jellyfish-invaders, not evidence that the technology, provider, or domain attribute caused a security outcome. See the overall WordPress security baseline.
Jellyfish Invaders
Your new pixelated pals will randomly fly around, and if you choose, home in on any mouse clicks. The glowing retro 8bit scan-line effect space invaders work on most backgrounds but obviously are more suited to a dark theme. It’s easy to configure the number, size, behaviour and where the invaders appear through the comprehensive admin control panel. D…
| Domain | Exposures | Headers | Last Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| r*w*n*l*b*.com (WP 7.0.3) | F | Sep 8, 2026 | |
| k*w*i*c*t.net | F | Aug 28, 2026 | |
| a*e*o*e*p*c*.nl (WP 6.2.9) | F | Jul 19, 2026 |