Free WordPress Malware Scanner
Protecting your WordPress website starts with knowing what is happening inside it. Our free WordPress Malware Scanner helps website owners quickly detect possible malware, infected plugins, infected themes, WordPress core issues, and suspicious website assets.
Simply enter your website URL and email address, and the scanner will check your WordPress website and send you a scan report by email. The report highlights detected issues in three main categories: Infected, Suspicious, and Warnings.
This tool is designed for detection only. It does not remove malware or repair infected files automatically, but it helps you understand whether your website may need urgent attention.
Scan Your Website for Free
How it works
Enter your website URL and email address, then submit the scan request. In most cases, you will receive your WordPress malware scan report by email within 5–10 minutes.
If you do not receive the report, please email us at scan@webmobilesolutions.com.au and we will check why the report was not delivered.
To keep this free tool fair and available for everyone, each email address and IP address can request one scan per day.
What Does the Scanner Check?
Our WordPress scan tool checks publicly accessible parts of your website and looks for signs of:
Infected WordPress core files
The scanner checks for possible issues affecting WordPress core components.
Infected plugins
It can detect plugins that may contain suspicious or infected assets.
Infected themes
The scanner reviews theme-related assets and reports possible infections.
Suspicious scripts and assets
Some files or links may not be confirmed malware but can still look suspicious and require manual review.
Security warnings
The report may include warnings such as missing security headers, missing HTTPS security settings, or other website security concerns.
Understanding the Scan Report
Your email report may include several sections:
Infected
These are the most serious findings. An infected result means the scanner has detected patterns or assets that strongly indicate malware, compromised files, injected code, or unsafe behaviour.
Suspicious
Suspicious results may not always be malware, but they require review. For example, encoded scripts, unusual links, long obfuscated code, or unexpected files may appear in this section.
Warnings
Warnings are usually security-related issues. These may include missing headers, weak configuration, missing protection settings, or other items that could make your website easier to attack.
Important: Allow the Scanner to Read Your Website
For the scanner to work properly, it must be able to access your website pages and assets.
If you use Cloudflare, bot protection, firewall rules, security banners, or any system that blocks automated visitors, you may need to temporarily allow access for the scanner.
If your email report shows Assets Scanned: less than 5, it usually means something is blocking the scanner from reading your website properly. In that case, the scan result may not be complete.
Scanner Limitations
This free scanner checks your WordPress website through publicly available pages, navigation links, and accessible assets. It does not log in to your hosting account, cPanel, FTP, WordPress dashboard, or server file manager.
Because of this, the scanner may not detect random hidden .php files located inside your folders if those files are not linked or loaded anywhere on the website.
For a full malware cleanup, a deeper server-level inspection is usually required.
Need Help Removing WordPress Malware?
If your scan report shows infected files, suspicious assets, or security warnings, it is important to act quickly. Malware can damage your SEO, redirect visitors, send spam, affect website performance, and put your customers at risk.
Web & Mobile Solutions provides professional WordPress malware removal, website cleanup, infected plugin and theme repair, security hardening, and post-cleanup monitoring.
Contact us here:
https://webmobilesolutions.com.au/contact-us/
Is this WordPress malware scanner free?
Yes. This WordPress malware scan tool is free to use. You can enter your website URL and email address to receive a scan report by email.
Does the scanner remove malware automatically?
No. The scanner only detects possible issues. It does not remove malware, clean infected files, or repair your WordPress website automatically.
What does “Infected” mean in the report?
“Infected” means the scanner found strong signs of malware, injected code, compromised files, or unsafe assets. These items should be reviewed and fixed as soon as possible.
Do I need to disable Cloudflare?
You do not always need to disable Cloudflare completely. However, you may need to temporarily allow the scanner to access your website if Cloudflare or another bot protection tool is blocking it.
Can this scanner find all malware on my website?
No scanner can guarantee 100% detection from the outside. This tool checks publicly accessible pages and assets. Hidden malware inside server folders, random .php files, or files not linked on your website may require deeper hosting-level inspection.
Can the scanner find random PHP files inside my hosting folders?
Not usually. The scanner reads your website through navigation, pages, and publicly loaded assets. It does not access your server folders directly, so hidden random .php files may not appear in the report.
Can Web & Mobile Solutions help remove the malware?
Yes. If you need help cleaning an infected WordPress website, removing malware, fixing infected plugins or themes, and improving your website security, you can contact Web & Mobile Solutions here:
https://webmobilesolutions.com.au/contact-us/