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Trojan:Script/Phonzy.A!ml

Advanced Views – Display Custom Fields (ACF, Pods, MetaBox), Posts, CPT and Woo Products anywhere in Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Beaver… · support · 2024-05-15T13:46:00+00:00

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crazypumpkin resolved
Hello, your free version (3.4.9) of your plugin “Advanced Views Lite” contain a virus type trojan called Trojan:Script/Phonzy.A!ml (scanned and detected with Windows Defender this day) i’ve lost 2 times all my pages, posts and users. Are you aware of this? Best regards, Laurent Hi @crazypumpkin Our plugin is open source and therefore anyone can check the codebase and ensure that it only contains feature implementations, not viruses. Potential harmful modifications can happen in some cases by a third-party. Examples of these cases are: 1. Downloading ‘nulled’ versions or unofficial packages. 2. Using other ‘nulled’ plugins or themes. 3. Pre existing virus in the system. Other plugins have full access to PHP and can write to any folder, including other plugins or WordPress core. Which is usually the case with malware. False virus detection is possible, if the program picks up some features as dangerous. Rest assured we don’t have any viruses in our Advanced Views plugin. Please try to re-install Advanced Views Lite from the official WordPress page . It is also advisable to do a malware scan on your system.

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WPLake 2024-05-16T10:07:00+00:00

Hi @crazypumpkin Our plugin is open source and therefore anyone can check the codebase and ensure that it only contains feature implementations, not viruses. Potential harmful modifications can happen in some cases by a third-party. Examples of these cases are: 1. Downloading ‘nulled’ versions or unofficial packages. 2. Using other ‘nulled’ plugins or themes. 3. Pre existing virus in the system. Other plugins have full access to PHP and can write to any folder, including other plugins or WordPress core. Which is usually the case with malware. False virus detection is possible, if the program picks up some features as dangerous. Rest assured we don’t have any viruses in our Advanced Views plugin. Please try to re-install Advanced Views Lite from the official WordPress page . It is also advisable to do a malware scan on your system.