Ghost inventory
Compare disk folders with the Plugins screen and active_plugins. A mismatch is one of the strongest malware signals in WordPress.
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WP Deep Scan finds ghost plugins, database snippets, and visitor-specific redirects. Checksums can pass. Visitors still leave. This scanner sees the hide.
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Compare disk folders with the Plugins screen and active_plugins. A mismatch is one of the strongest malware signals in WordPress.
Request the homepage as eight visitors — mobile, Google, Facebook, scanner bots — and compare redirects and HTML size.
Signed leases, site binding, and Intel fingerprints. Revoke a key and the plugin drops on the next heartbeat.
Point the model at a file or folder. It reads text. It never executes it. You still click the playbook.
High-volume cleanup means speed and trust. Deep Scan automates the layers file scanners skip while giving you the signals you need.
Replace one bot request with eight identities so conditional malware has to show itself.
Disk, dashboard, and database. Ghost folders and snippet hosts cannot agree with all three.
A license is bound to one site. Revoke it in Intel and the plugin drops on the next heartbeat.
Dashboards bring together inventory mismatches, persona diffs, and Intel flags — so you act from evidence, not a green checksum.
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SignalsGhost inventory, persona diffs, and Intel alerts — what each finding actually means.
Join site owners who already found hidden logins, PHP-in-txt drops, and ghost folders after a “clean” host scan.