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How to mass clean base64_decode infected php files (Including WordPress)

February 20, 2013
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Hello once again, I had recently been asked to take a look at a server that was being reported as having a virus passed to unsuspecting visitors. I did the usual scan (using clamscan) and came up with a couple of files that had PHP shells. I removed those files, and started digging deeper. What […]

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