plugins from wplocker
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Baddest idea ever.
living2xl
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why do you think virus total detects all viruses? dont you think hackers precheck their made viruses first on a no report all round virus checker?
so many FUD (fully undetectable) virus out there
+ this type of files with server side code (which probably has encrypted parts inside) are much harder to detect and do not have the advantage like exe that are more widely available to cloud/collective reporting of antiviruses
man
srsly its the worst idea unless you want to read the whole plugin files line by line to check and even then you could easily miss it because so many lines to read
so many FUD (fully undetectable) virus out there
+ this type of files with server side code (which probably has encrypted parts inside) are much harder to detect and do not have the advantage like exe that are more widely available to cloud/collective reporting of antiviruses
man
srsly its the worst idea unless you want to read the whole plugin files line by line to check and even then you could easily miss it because so many lines to read
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That isn't true. Check this amazing list.
WPninja
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I can start to argue from the very beginning of that list
Basically, those are not free, they are also worthy of something, yes, it's not money but there something more valuable than money
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lawyal
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Short answer is NO.
You will definitely need to remove some lines of code to make the plugins work without doing harm to your site (allowing the attacker to post on your website, create users, delete content).
They are hiding the code in every plugin in different places, so you need to know what you are looking for.
This might help, but ONLY if the code is the same...
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/code-added-to-functions-file/
