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

    Feature ImunifyAV ImunifyAV+ Imunify360
    Scheduled scanning No Yes Yes
    Malware cleanup No Yes Yes
    Proactive Defense No No Yes
    Stop bad bots and SPAM comments No No Yes
    Web Application Firewall No No Yes

    Install ImunifyAV

    Uninstall ImunifyAV

    See cloudlinux