Website Malware FAQ

  • Backdoor:PHP:MAILER:33

    Attackers use this PHP Mailer tool to send spam emails from your site. It hides in the filesystem and hence it is difficult to detect if the user cannot access to the server or logs. This is ...

  • Backdoor: PHP:C99:045

    The C99 backdoor is a malware that allows attackers to take control of your site from remote. It is used to compromise vulnerable Affecting:...

  • Backdoor: PHP:PREG_REPLACE:EVAL

    This type of backdoor is a malware which hides itself under a preg replace with the “e” switch that functions as a eval call....

  • Backdoor:PHP:GENERIC:07

    PHP:Generic:07 is a backdoor created by hackers to delete/upload files, access, alter and infect the website. It hides itself in the filesystem and hence it is difficult to detect if the user...

  • Backdoor: PHP:EVAL:GZINFLATE:B64

    This backdoor hides itself under a loop of gzinflate/gzuncompress/base64_decode calls, after which it executes the code. Affecting: It compr...

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