Am I affected by this week's breach or compromised package?
Every week brings a new named incident. This month it was a compromised release of the litellm package, a certificate authority compromise, and a backup plugin's remote keys on WordPress sites.
The hard part is not reading the news. It is knowing whether it touched you, and what to change if it did.
We answer that question for one site or app, in writing.
What you get
- The incident matched to what you actually run, including your packages and lockfiles, your plugins, your hosting and the services you connect.
- A look for signs it was used against you, in the logs and settings you can share.
- A list of exactly which keys, tokens and passwords to rotate, in order.
- A plain written answer covering whether you were affected, what we found, and what to do next.
Price, timing and the guarantee
Breach check
$199
A written answer within 2 business days of getting access to what we need to look at.
If we cannot tell you whether you were exposed and what to rotate, you get a full refund.
Rather talk first? Book a 15-minute call.
Payment runs through Stripe. Matt Turley will email you within one business day to ask which incident and what you run.
Why people are asking for this
Posts we read on October 26, 2026. Upvotes as of that day.
“eMudhra intermediate CA compromise”
Hacker News, 1,281 upvotes
“Backdoor plugin dropped on my WordPress site”
r/Wordpress, 121 upvotes
Who does the work
Matt Turley does this work himself, with AI agents doing the legwork, and he checks everything before it reaches you. Continuum builds and looks after software for small businesses and founders. Questions before you buy: hello@uxcontinuum.com. Everything we offer.