Deep Malware Scan
Regular malware scans check file signatures. This one actually reads the code, looks at the database, and finds the stuff that's designed to hide from basic scanners.
Upgrade to ProWhat Does It Do?
Goes line by line through your files looking for suspicious patterns. Checks the database for injected content. Decodes obfuscated code to see what it actually does. The thorough version of a malware scan.
Complete File Analysis
Every PHP file, every JS file, stuff in your uploads folder, theme files, everything. All of it.
Database Inspection
Checks your database for injected scripts, hidden user accounts, and content that shouldn't be there.
Obfuscation Detection
Malware authors encode their code to hide it. This decodes and analyzes it anyway.
Why You Need This
Basic scanners look for known malware signatures. Problem is, attackers know this. They encode their code, split it across files, hide it in the database. A signature-based scan sees nothing wrong. Meanwhile, there's a backdoor sitting in your theme folder.
Hidden Backdoors
A few lines added to a theme file. Looks like normal code. But it's a backdoor that lets them back in anytime.
Obfuscated Code
Base64 encoded, gzipped, variable names that look random—all tricks to make malware look like normal code.
Database Infections
Malicious JavaScript injected into a database field. Runs on every page load. File scans won't find it.
Zero-Day Exploits
Brand new malware has no signature to match against. You need to analyze what the code actually does.
This scan: actually reads and analyzes code instead of just matching signatures. Decodes obfuscated stuff, checks the database, looks for patterns that indicate malicious intent. If something's hiding on your site, this is how you find it.