Malware Scanner
Ever had that sinking feeling when your site starts acting weird? This thing crawls through all your files and pulls out the junk—backdoors, shells, base64 garbage—stuff you'd never find just poking around.
Get Started FreeWhat Does It Do?
It reads every file. All of them. Looking for patterns that shouldn't be there—eval statements hiding in random places, encoded payloads, files that don't belong. The kind of stuff attackers leave behind.
Deep File Scanning
Checks every PHP file, every JS file, even stuff buried in plugin folders you forgot existed.
One-Click Quarantine
Spotted something bad? One click and it's quarantined. You don't need to be a developer to deal with it.
Instant Threat Alerts
You'll get an email the moment something's detected. No surprises, no waiting around wondering if your site is clean.
Daily Automatic Scans
Runs every day on its own. You set it up once, then forget about it until something pops up.
Detailed Threat Reports
Shows you the file path, the suspicious code, and why it got flagged. Actually useful info, not just "threat detected."
Lightning Fast
Rips through thousands of files in seconds. Your visitors won't notice a thing.
Why You Need This
Here's the thing—hackers don't care how small your site is. They run bots that scan thousands of WordPress sites looking for easy targets. One outdated plugin, one weak password, and they're in. You might not even know it happened.
Steal Customer Data
They can grab passwords, payment info, anything your visitors type in.
Send Spam Emails
Your domain starts sending spam. Good luck getting off blacklists after that.
Google Blacklist
Google slaps a "dangerous site" warning on you. Traffic drops to zero overnight.
Inject Malicious Code
Visitors get redirected to sketchy sites, or their browser starts mining crypto for someone else.
But here's the thing: most of this stuff is invisible. You won't see it by browsing your site. The scanner catches it early, shows you exactly what's wrong, and lets you fix it before anyone else notices—your visitors, Google, anyone.