• Resolved cdavis1018

    (@cdavis1018)


    My hosting provider uses EasyWP. My site got an alert involving your plugin.

    “EasyWP detected 1 pua files.

    Your website has been compromised by malwares, posing a significant threat to your online presence and visitor security. “

    According to their tech support their system in reporting this file

    The path to the file is wp-content/plugins/wp-file-manager/file_folder_manager.php

    as the “malicious” code. can you explain why?

    If not I may have to stop using the plugin.

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  • Thread Starter cdavis1018

    (@cdavis1018)

    I am using WordPress 6.7.1

    Hello,

    We understand how concerning a security alert like this can be, and we want to assure you that maintaining the security and integrity of our plugin is our top priority.

    Our team actively maintains the WP File Manager plugin and promptly resolves any security issues as they arise. Currently, there are no active vulnerabilities associated with our plugin; you can check this on Wordfence Intelligence.

    Regarding the alert from EasyWP, we would like to investigate this matter further to provide you with a detailed explanation and resolution. In some cases, such detections may result from false positives, but a thorough review is essential to rule out any concerns.

    To assist us in this analysis, could you please:

    1. Share the Detection Reports/Logs: Kindly provide any detection reports or logs generated by your hosting provider that flagged the file as malicious.
    2. Send the Flagged File: Please download the file located at wp-content/plugins/wp-file-manager/file_folder_manager.php and share it with us for examination.

    You can send both these items directly to us at [email protected].

    If any issues are identified, they will be addressed as a priority.

    Thank you

    WP File Manager Support

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