How to check your website for weak spots before AI attackers do
A plain checklist to run on your own site before an automated attacker does.
Background: AI penetration testing →Step-by-step guides for owners and IT generalists. Start with your situation, then work down the list.
Each guide is a short, plain checklist. Pick the situation that sounds like you, work down its guides in order, and read the background explainer when you want the why.
Find weak spots, patch what matters, and keep bad bots out.

A plain checklist to run on your own site before an automated attacker does.
Background: AI penetration testing →Which AI bots to allow, which to block, and how to do it in robots.txt and your CDN.
Background: AI bots and crawlers →Updates, plugins and settings to check, in the order that matters.
Background: WordPress and PHP patches →Find your PHP version in a few minutes, and what to do if it's out of support.
Background: WordPress and PHP patches →Rate limits, two-factor sign-in and bot checks that stop automated password guessing.
Background: AI bots and crawlers →Store API credentials safely, cap spending, and know what to do if they leak.

Revoke, rotate, check usage, then find the leak. A first-hour checklist.
Background: Leaked AI API credentials →Where keys should live, who should hold them, and how to cap spend in case one leaks.
Background: Leaked AI API credentials →Distillation, prompt injection and agent security, without the jargon.

Signs someone is copying your model through your API, and the limits that slow them down.
Background: Distillation attacks →How to point an AI agent at your own systems, with permission, scope and limits.
Background: AI penetration testing →What to lock down before an agent with tool access goes live.
Background: Prompt injection →