[BUSINESS] how to check your sites on your server for malicious code and viruses

[ezdoesitz]

[BUSINESS] how to check your sites on your server for malicious code and viruses, any idea.

[BrasSmonkey]

mcafee has sitecheck

[DeSexGuide]

My host has some software on my box, I'll ask them let you know.

[koster]

Any decent managed server provider will have this covered without the end user having to worry about it.

[TheButcher]

Any decent managed server provider will have this covered without the end user having to worry about it.

Amen

[cimage]

Any hosts here want to add their 2 cents?

[BrasSmonkey]

Any decent managed server provider will have this covered without the end user having to worry about it.

he didnt ask about coverage. he wants to scan his shit

[Toons-man]

My server has a virus scanner option in the C-Panel, I login and run it once a month.

[HarryXxX]

Never thought about this, let me ask my host.

[Colmike7]

There are tools that you can use to check for different kinds of malware. Like Lynis to check for rootkits, or using your eyes to check source code for base64/eval, or using things like egrep in Linux to check for injections, or checking log files for failed hack attempts for more info, etc.

I haven't tried McAfee for that, though. I've worked with them in the past and don't exactly trust them... : x

[BrasSmonkey]

There are tools that you can use to check for different kinds of malware. Like Lynis to check for rootkits, or using your eyes to check source code for base64/eval, or using things like egrep in Linux to check for injections, or checking log files for failed hack attempts for more info, etc.

I haven't tried McAfee for that, though. I've worked with them in the past and don't exactly trust them... : x

their almost 7k employees would not agree. how many employees you got?

[Colmike7]

There are tools that you can use to check for different kinds of malware. Like Lynis to check for rootkits, or using your eyes to check source code for base64/eval, or using things like egrep in Linux to check for injections, or checking log files for failed hack attempts for more info, etc.

I haven't tried McAfee for that, though. I've worked with them in the past and don't exactly trust them... : x

their almost 7k employees would not agree. how many employees you got?

I don't need any

[BrasSmonkey]

There are tools that you can use to check for different kinds of malware. Like Lynis to check for rootkits, or using your eyes to check source code for base64/eval, or using things like egrep in Linux to check for injections, or checking log files for failed hack attempts for more info, etc.

I haven't tried McAfee for that, though. I've worked with them in the past and don't exactly trust them... : x

their almost 7k employees would not agree. how many employees you got?

I don't need any

exactly! they are a company! you are a single person talking about trust. you don't trust them because? you do know they are in a partnership with adobe right???

[bbwlover]

So I take it from what colmike7 said you need more than one tool to scan the server for various issues.Is this right?

[jlinkz]

What are the most popular server side anti-virus softwares?