WordPress Network Logs: See Every Inbound and Outbound Request

WordPress network logs record the inbound and outbound connections your site makes, from API calls and webhooks to third-party integrations. WP TailWatch captures this traffic across all your sites so you can spot suspicious requests, audit what your plugins are calling, and catch unexpected connections before they become a breach.

What It Does

WP TailWatch monitors the network requests flowing into and out of your WordPress sites. You can see which external services are being contacted, what is reaching your site, and when connections fall outside normal patterns.

This visibility matters because compromised plugins and malware often phone home or pull in malicious payloads over the network. With a clear log of connections, you can identify rogue integrations, debug failing API calls, and verify that your site only talks to the services it should.

How It Works

• Records inbound and outbound HTTP requests and connections made by WordPress and its plugins.
• Surfaces external endpoints, integrations and webhook activity in one searchable view.
• Highlights unexpected or suspicious destinations so you can investigate potential compromise.

Key Benefits

• Detect malware that secretly communicates with external command-and-control servers.
• Audit exactly which third-party services your plugins and themes connect to.
• Review and investigate network activity across every site from your mobile app.