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In the Path of the Renegade , Soliter was able to defeat the Keeper of Secrets (and, it seems, he did so without straining himself). And in the Harlequin Codex, Soliter is described, who pursued the governor and who had to face Eversor and the assassin could have harmed the harlequin hard, but the soliter killed him, but he died from the explosion. So, if we assume that these tapeworms are equal in strength, can we say that Eversor is somewhere at the level of Greater Daemons?
P.S. I know that other assassins will be used against the demons, I just wonder how strong the Eversors are

Characters are always as tough as the plot requires them to be.

Commissar Cain cut down a Khorne Berzerker Champion with relative ease in one of his novels.

Try that on the tabletop and see how it works out.

Use your comic book sense. All heroes can defeat all heroes provided the circumstances align. Yes, an Eversor can kill a Keeper of Secret provided the circumstances are good enough. Simple unaugmented humans have killed daemon princes of similar powers.

Ever had that lone guardsman finish off a something impressive over several turns of CC? It happens. Doesn't make him better, he just had plot armor.