Issue
How to enable Malware Database Scanner?
Environment
- Imunify360
- Malware Database Scanner (MDS)
Solution
The Malware Database Scanner automatically uses information from CMS configuration files to get DB connection details for each CMS running on the server. Now it is organically integrated into the existing Malware Scanner and provides a solution to fixing complex DB infections even without extensive information security expertise. No SQL knowledge, no connection strings, passwords, etc. Just enable and enjoy.
The DB cleanup also performed like a classic Malware Scanner. It is worth noting that MDS safely and reliably backs up suspicious DB data. This makes it absolutely safe to run DB cleanup and stay sure that each step can be reverted in case of issues.
It can be enabled in Imunify360 settings (since version 6.0).
Settings -> Malware -> Malware Database Scanner
Or the following CLI command can be used:
# imunify360-agent config update '{"MALWARE_DATABASE_SCAN": {"enable": true}}'
And to switch it off:
# imunify360-agent config update '{"MALWARE_DATABASE_SCAN": {"enable": false}}'
Comments
2 comments
thanks for your information, i check the malware database scan right now. But when i explore the imunify access, i saw that the user is pointing into the /home/USERNAME as a users even though my application is in the /var/www directory.
How do i pointing into there?
Hello, Abdan, and thank you for your question. Do I understand correctly that we are talking about the stand-alone version of Imunify on your server? If so, I recommend you try using the integration scripts to pass the user and domain information. With these scripts, you can specify the stand-alone version of which users, domains, and directories work with.
If you've noticed this on the server with the control panel installation, please open a ticket to support team and describe the problem in more detail - we will definitely help you!
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