Talaia is a tool that checks a set of websites every day and sends an alert when it finds something that should not be there. It is built for anyone who looks after many websites at once, especially WordPress, where an attack can stay hidden inside the content without anyone seeing it.
It detects hidden links and content that is only shown to search engines, and warns when an SSL certificate is about to expire. When it is connected to a website over FTP or SFTP, it also checks the files and finds the ones that have changed or contain suspicious code. Even with that access, it never changes anything. Serious alerts arrive by email straight away and the rest in a daily summary, to each person in their own language.
Everything is managed from a web console with mandatory two-factor authentication and a role for each user. Every action is logged with who made it, and the access credentials for each website are stored encrypted and never shown. It works with any website, and runs extra checks on WordPress. It is also ready for Claude to investigate each alert and suggest how to fix it.
