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- Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.81 #4
After php2shell, I built a server report that runs every hour to monitor whats going on.
I am not sure yet if this really detects malicious code on my server (I haven't been hacked) but I think it should.
At least, it should recognize hacked wordpress installs or misused email accounts.
Maybe some of you find it useful. Grab it here:
github.com
There, you can see an example-report and instructions on how to install.
I use a planned task in my claude (daily) to analyze and send me a report if something suspicious is happening on my server, but the reports are also nicely readable in plain text.
have fun ...
I am not sure yet if this really detects malicious code on my server (I haven't been hacked) but I think it should.
At least, it should recognize hacked wordpress installs or misused email accounts.
Maybe some of you find it useful. Grab it here:
GitHub - cmelius/plesk-monitoring-server-Report: A single bash script that writes an hourly health and security report for a Plesk server and (optionally) uploads it to cloud storage with rclone.
A single bash script that writes an hourly health and security report for a Plesk server and (optionally) uploads it to cloud storage with rclone. - cmelius/plesk-monitoring-server-Report
github.com
There, you can see an example-report and instructions on how to install.
I use a planned task in my claude (daily) to analyze and send me a report if something suspicious is happening on my server, but the reports are also nicely readable in plain text.
have fun ...
