Focused PHP scanning
Checks the WordPress root, wp-content root, active and parent theme, MU plugins, and PHP-like files in uploads.
Ever had that sinking feeling when your site starts acting weird? This runs a focused PHP malware scan through the places attackers commonly use for backdoors, shells and encoded payloads.
It scans PHP files in the WordPress root and wp-content root, the active and parent theme, MU plugins, and PHP-like files found in uploads. It does not claim to inspect every file or every plugin directory.
Checks the WordPress root, wp-content root, active and parent theme, MU plugins, and PHP-like files in uploads.
Spotted something bad? One click and it is quarantined. You do not need to be a developer to deal with it.
Runs every day on its own. You set it up once, then review the findings when something matches.
Shows the file path and the pattern that caused the match, instead of only saying that a threat exists.
Quarantine moves a suspicious file out of use without deleting it permanently.
Hackers do not 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 One outdated plugin, one weak password, and they are in. You might not even know it happened.
They can grab passwords, payment info, anything your visitors type in.
Your domain starts sending spam. Getting off blacklists after that takes work.
Google slaps a dangerous site warning on you. Traffic drops overnight.
Visitors get redirected to sketchy sites, or their browser starts mining crypto for someone else.
Most malware is invisible while browsing the site. This scanner covers common PHP infection locations, but it is not a database scan or a guarantee that the whole site is clean. If the site is already hacked, you still need a person - that is the cleanup page.
Used on every site we maintain. Already infected? Manual cleanup.
Install the free plugin from WordPress.org. Every feature is free, with no paid plan to unlock.
Tell us the site and what you need. A person replies within one business day.
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