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Nobody Check - security tool for Plesk in beta - need testers please

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Nobody Check - security tool for Plesk in beta - need testers please

Hey guys/gals

My Nobody Check security tool, which was originally developed for Cpanel, has been made available for Plesk users after receiving a great amount of feedback from the current Cpanel users and those who wanted more support!

I need a few beta testers to try it out since I don't actually have a Plesk server to try it out on

The script is safe, I have it auto set to not kill processes as well.

You can read up on the features of Nobody check at: http://www.webhostgear.com/353.html
Don't download that version - it isn't for Plesk

Please PM/email me to beta test the new 1.0.3a version of Nobody Check which has Plesk support and some great new features like the ability to kill malicious processes, and additional logging.

Email: info (AT ) webhostgear.com
 
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