Security snapshot
Across 3 user-role-editor WordPress sites indexed by TLDWP, compared to the all-WordPress average.
What stands out
TLDWP currently associates 3 indexed WordPress sites with user-role-editor, equivalent to 0% of the current WordPress dataset.
The largest measured difference is sensitive-file exposure: 66.7% versus 1.8% overall (+64.9 percentage points).
Username enumeration is 0% vs 38.5% overall (-38.5 pp); Header-grade F is 100% vs 82.5% overall (+17.5 pp); HTTPS adoption is 100% vs 96.2% overall (+3.8 pp).
These are observational associations among sites where TLDWP detected user-role-editor, not evidence that the technology, provider, or domain attribute caused a security outcome. See the overall WordPress security baseline.
User Role Editor
User Role Editor WordPress plugin allows you to change user roles and capabilities easy. Just turn on check boxes of capabilities you wish to add to the selected role and click “Update” button to save your changes. That’s done. Add new roles and customize its capabilities according to your needs, from scratch of as a copy of other existing role. Unnecessary self-made role can be deleted if there are no users whom such role is assigned. Role assigned every new created user by default may be changed too. Capab…
| Domain | Version | Exposures | Headers | Last Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| d*v*d*o*n*v*k*.com | — | F | Sep 8, 2026 | |
| t*p*k*v*v*a*k*n*.com | — | F | Aug 31, 2026 | |
| c*s*u*i*l*g*l*.com | — | F | Aug 19, 2026 |