We are pleased to announce the release of our new free service “Online Malware Scanner” on WordPress Doctor.


Online malware scanning from PHP, HTML, JS code, file uploads, and URLs.

The Online Malware Scanner scans malware from code, file uploads, and URLs with world-class detection accuracy based on hundreds of thousands of malware patterns that WordPress Doctor has collected and analyzed.

https://malware-scan.website-malware-removal.com/en.php

To detect from a code, first enter the code you wish to inspect in the text area, then enter the captcha and press the scan button.

If you wish to inspect any PHP or HTML file by uploading the file, please press the “Upload” button, select the file you wish to inspect, and then press the scan button.

If you want to scan from a URL, click the “From URL” button, enter the URL you want to scan, and then click the scan button.

You can inspect for free!

This online scanner is free of charge and the inspection takes only a few seconds.

If the code contains malware, the number of lines detected and the probability that the detection really contains malware malicious features will be displayed.
This probability is calculated based on statistical data from our analysis of malware detection patterns and whether the files detected in the past were indeed malware.

We have also released a plugin that allows you to scan all program files from inside a WordPress site for malware at once.
We hope you will give it a try.

Free WordPress:Malware Scan & Security Plugin [Malware and Virus Detection and Removal].

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