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Update for Imunify Security WordPress plugin v2.
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## Overview
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The **Imunify Security WordPress plugin** is designed exclusively for Imunify360 users, providing WordPress administrators with a comprehensive overview of malware that has been cleaned from their site. It integrates seamlessly with the Imunify360 platform to enhance your website's security.
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The **Imunify Security WordPress plugin** is available to all Imunify customers (ImunifyAV, ImunifyAV+, and Imunify360). It provides WordPress administrators with a modern interface, real-time malware and security status, and a seamless upgrade path from AV to 360. The plugin is designed to enhance your website's security and user experience directly from the WordPress dashboard.
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## Prerequisites
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* **WordPress Version**: 5.0.0 or higher
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* **PHP Version**: 5.6 or higher
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* **Imunify360**: 8.2.0 or higher
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* **Imunify360**: 8.4.1 or higher
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* **ImunifyAV/AV+**: 8.6.0 or higher
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## Installation
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Currently the plugin is not available in the WordPress plugin repository. You can install it manually by following the steps below:
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The plugin is not available in the WordPress plugin repository. To install:
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1. Navigate to Imunify360 settings in the cPanel
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2. Scroll down to the `WordPress Plugin` section
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3. Tick the `Install WordPress plugin` checkbox and click the `Save changes` button
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4. Plugin will be installed in the background to all WordPress installations on the server
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1. Navigate to Imunify settings in your hosting control panel (e.g., cPanel).
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2. Open the `General` tab.
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3. Scroll to the `WordPress Plugin` section.
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4. Tick the `Install WordPress plugin` checkbox and click `Save changes`.
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5. The plugin will be installed in the background to all active WordPress installations on the server.
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/panel-settings.png)
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*Plugin installation settings in the control panel*
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## Features
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### Dashboard Widget
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Plugin adds a dashboard widget that helps administrators keep track of their site's real-time security status including:
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The plugin adds a dashboard widget that helps administrators keep track of their site's security status:
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- the timestamps for the last and next scheduled scans
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- detailed list of malware items that have been detected and cleaned, including the file path, signature, and the clean-up time
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- Real-time security status
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- Proactive Defense status
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- Timestamps for last and next scheduled scans
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- Detailed list of detected and cleaned malware (file path, signature, detection or clean-up time)
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## Screenshots
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/widget-no-malware-v2.png)
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*Widget - no malware found*
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### Admin widget - malware cleaned
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/widget-malware-cleaned-v2.png)
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*Widget - all malware cleaned*
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/widget-malware-cleaned.png)
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/widget-for-imunify-av-v2.png)
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*Widget - Imunify AV*
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### Malware details
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/widget-not-protected.png)
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*Widget - Imunify not installed*
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/malware-found-details.png)
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### Notice
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### Admin widget - no malware found
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The plugin adds a notice to the WordPress admin dashboard for non-administrator users. This notice informs users about the security status of the website and provides a link to the Imunify360 dashboard for more information.
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/widget-no-malware.png)
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### Plugin Page
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### Admin widget - site not protected
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/widget-not-protected.png)
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The plugin provides a dedicated page within the WordPress admin area where you can view more granular details about your website's security. Here, you can:
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- See an overview of your site's protection status
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- Access scan results and malware details
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- Find recommendations for improving your site's security
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- For ImunifyAV users, see information about upgrading to Imunify360 for additional features
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/plugin-page-malware-scanner-tab.png)
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*Malware Scanner tab on the plugin page: view and manage detected threats.*
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/plugin-page-proactive-defense-tab.png)
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*Proactive Defense tab: monitor and configure proactive protection.*
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/plugin-page-imunify-av-malware-scanner.png)
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*Malware Scanner as seen by ImunifyAV users.*
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### Upgrade Prompt
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ImunifyAV users are shown a limited interface and prompted to upgrade to Imunify360 for full protection and advanced features.
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![](/images/wordpress-plugin/upgrade-page.png)
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*Upgrade prompt encouraging users to switch to Imunify360 for more features.*

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