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Antivirus / anti-malware tools

LeviLevi Veteran

Looking for a tool to scan hosted websites in order to catch some predators. So far, investigated / tested:

  • ClamAV - a joke;
  • Maldet - requires customization. But works okay'ish;
  • ConfigServer eXploit Scanner (cxs) - this one is interesting. Does anyone used it?

I do not look for services like specialized Wordpress malware removal which has monthly payments.

Comments

  • clamav is a offline version of microsoft defender that runs on linux, it does not check web hosting(maybe custom definition can do this)

  • @e2bs2k1 said: clamav is a offline version of microsoft defender that runs on linux

    Where did you hear that?

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  • rustelekomrustelekom Patron Provider, Veteran

    @Levi said:
    Looking for a tool to scan hosted websites in order to catch some predators. So far, investigated / tested:

    • ClamAV - a joke;
    • Maldet - requires customization. But works okay'ish;
    • ConfigServer eXploit Scanner (cxs) - this one is interesting. Does anyone used it?

    I do not look for services like specialized Wordpress malware removal which has monthly payments.

    Still use it (cxs). Works fine at least against PHP shells and similar scripts.

  • We had some thread about this earlier, where providers where tagged and they shared their experience, might be useful to take a look at that, IF you can find it using LET's glorious search function

  • LeviLevi Veteran

    @barbaros said:
    We had some thread about this earlier, where providers where tagged and they shared their experience, might be useful to take a look at that, IF you can find it using LET's glorious search function

    There was a discussion about Bitninja and similar tools. I don't need those tools.

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