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WordPress Exploit Scanner

Authors: donncha, duck_, ryan, azaozz

This plugin searches the files on your website, and the posts and comments tables of your database for anything suspicious. It also examines your list of active plugins for unusual filenames.

It does not remove anything. That is left to the user to do.

MD5 for version 0.1: 6a88a18a37c4add7dabd72fc97be13b6 MD5 for version 0.2: 48dd892fb9c41899af14e9cf94ec7ea8 MD5 for version 0.3: 44cc8a46861f18698789357fa2fc7e60 MD5 for version 0.4: 54f04bb11ab369063a9c8cc34fe9ee86 MD5 for version 0.5: e434bad527c860ebf95777c05d551784 MD5 for hashes-2.8.5.php: a64eb922fa9d21bd43398467e8eb67cc

See the WordPress Exploit Scanner homepage for further information.

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