Plugin clean detect on VirusTotal but Namecheap ModSecurity triggered

He mentions that he doesn't even remember the source he downloaded it, how could you trust it's 100% safe?


Virus total doesn't "detect" everything either. @Gogol explained that awhile back
I read about Virus total on the forum quite a bit, and it seems it's the most comprehensive detection tool around.

You can send Gogol thread just so I can see if there are some Virustotal alternatives mentioned in the thread and check it on there.
 
Great info by Gogol, thanks for sharing.

The question is, for a churn-and-burn site, is it worth it getting malware from using nulled themes if we can avoid paying some exorbitant prices for plugins whose ROI could be 0?

Secondly, I think developers are starting to put backdoors themselves into the latest versions of their plugins and trigger this as protection against nulling.
 
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Great info by Gogol, thanks for sharing.

The question is, for a churn-and-burn site, is it worth it getting malware from using nulled themes if we can avoid paying some exorbitant prices for plugins whose ROI could be 0?

Secondly, I think developers are starting to put backdoors themselves into the latest versions of their plugins as protection against nulling.
1. Why not just buy @Festinger vault (lifetime sale going right now) or equivalent, and be pretty much done with 95% of your WordPress needs?
2. Yes, this was proven awhile back, can't remember which thread it was but one of the caching plugins did it flyingpress or something
 
1. Why not just buy @Festinger vault (lifetime sale going right now) or equivalent, and be pretty much done with 95% of your WordPress needs?
2. Yes, this was proven awhile back, can't remember which thread it was but one of the caching plugins did it flyingpress or something
Unfortunately, Festinger couldn't procure nulling for WP Robot so it's not available on his vault.
 
Unfortunately, Festinger couldn't procure nulling for WP Robot so it's not available on his vault.
hence why i said 95%
There a few things i want festinger doens't have either :(
Also, this is probably even more of a reason why I wouldn't trust that file linked in the other thread:confused:

As for your original question then, no, I still wouldn't shove a plugin that is potentially infested by malware on your site.
What happens if they start hijacking your visitors into another site
what happens if they start injecting malware into your user's PCs
what happens if they start doing excessive popunders or google flags it dangerous and doens't even load for the vistors?
is your Footprints covered, you never know what google will do...

(assuming that your database and everything is locked down so it won't spread, pws are all unique etc)
 
hence why i said 95%
There a few things i want festinger doens't have either :(
Also, this is probably even more of a reason why I wouldn't trust that file linked in the other thread:confused:

As for your original question then, no, I still wouldn't shove a plugin that is potentially infested by malware on your site.
What happens if they start hijacking your visitors into another site
what happens if they start injecting malware into your user's PCs
what happens if they start doing excessive popunders or google flags it dangerous and doens't even load for the vistors?
is your Footprints covered, you never know what google will do...

(assuming that your database and everything is locked down so it won't spread, pws are all unique etc)
Yeah, you're absolutely right.

Had nulled stuff, didn't work even for churn and burn, site got so infested it was unusable.
 
im surprised so many ppl are worried about a nulled plugin.
none of the files are obfuscated.
you can literally check the codes to see any malware ya lazy bastards :suspicious:
if u dont know how to open an .ini file, then the interweb is way above ur usage
 
Secondly, I think developers are starting to put backdoors themselves into the latest versions of their plugins and trigger this as protection against nulling.

I think this is very possible, but when this is happening, even you paid the plugin, you got backdoor lol, wtf, I think we need to find the telemetry code to remove the fuckers.
 
im surprised so many ppl are worried about a nulled plugin.
none of the files are obfuscated.
you can literally check the codes to see any malware ya lazy bastards :suspicious:
if u dont know how to open an .ini file, then the interweb is way above ur usage
Which .ini file, I don't see any in the plugin files?
I think this is very possible, but when this is happening, even you paid the plugin, you got backdoor lol, wtf, I think we need to find the telemetry code to remove the fuckers.
Pay $89 a year to use on three sites (I just need it for one site Mr. developer, to check if it's even gonna make me a ROI!), get a backdoor for FREE!
 

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Which .ini file, I don't see any in the plugin files?

Pay $89 a year to use on three sites (I just need it for one site Mr. developer, to check if it's even gonna make me a ROI!), get a backdoor for FREE!
too much interweb for you! keep guggling
 
If someone wants to null :
Install a local copy of wordpress on xampp on pc.
It will throw errors, fix errors and keep nulling by fixing errors and working through the front end
or
I suspect it's a wp version issue, so install the older versions of wp on local pc and see if it still gives errors.
Or
Just ask the theme author to give single license for 20-30 dollars.
or
ask some group buy to group buy and spit the cost.
or
..
.
Nuff said.
 
Even if it's a churn & burn site, this may do harm to you more than you can imagine, especially if you have other properties on the same hosting.
 
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