Tag: Imunify

  • imunify get list of all infected files

    imunify store data in SQLite database. To see a list of malware infected files, start sqllite with

    sqlite3 /var/imunify360/imunify360.db

    Data is stored in table malware_hits.

    To find the schema of the table, run

    .schema malware_hits

    We only want to orig_file column from the table, so run the SQL command

    select orig_file from malware_hits;

    Delete all past scan results

    If you need to clean all past scan results, then first stop imunify

    systemctl stop imunify-antivirus

    Start sqlite

    sqlite3 /var/imunify360/imunify360.db

    Delete data from the tables

    DELETE FROM malware_history;
DELETE FROM malware_hits;
DELETE FROM malware_scans;

    Exit from sqlite command prompt and start imunify

    systemctl start imunify-antivirus

  • Imunify Anti Virus

    Imunify is an anti-malware software for webservers. It has 3 versions. ImunifyAV, ImunifyAV+, and Imunify360. ImunifyAV only supports manual scanning. ImunifyAV+ supports Scheduled scanning and One-click malware cleanup. Imunify360 has more protection, it supports scheduled scanning, a built-in firewall, and web application firewall (WAF), that protect against application-level attacks, WordPress brute force attacks, kernel update without reboot using KernelCare and many more.

    For PAID version, see Imunify360

    FeatureImunifyAVImunifyAV+Imunify360
    Scheduled scanningNoYesYes
    Malware cleanupNoYesYes
    Proactive DefenseNoNoYes
    Stop bad bots and SPAM commentsNoNoYes
    Web Application FirewallNoNoYes

    Install ImunifyAV

    Uninstall ImunifyAV

    See cloudlinux