CleanTalk Website Malware Scanner - Free malware scan in a minute, then daily email alerts

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Paste a URL and get a full security report in about a minute. No signup, no plugin, no code. It finds malware signatures, drive-by downloads, redirects, SEO spam and hidden external links, checks Google Safe Browsing and 8 DNS filters, SSL, exposed Git/SVN folders and CMS version, and scores the site 0-100. It also flags plugins with known vulnerabilities (CVEs) - the ones attackers look for first. Turn on daily monitoring and get an email when something changes.

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Hey Product Hunt, We run anti-spam and security for websites, and one question kept coming back: "how do I know my site is not infected right now?" Every answer involved installing a plugin, handing over FTP access, or paying before you see anything. So we built the opposite: a scanner that needs nothing from you but a URL. Paste a link, wait about a minute, and you get: - malware signatures, drive-by downloads, redirects, SEO spam and hidden external links - Google Safe Browsing plus 8 DNS filters (Quad9, OpenDNS, CleanBrowsing, Cloudflare, Comodo Secure, Google DNS, Neustar Protection, Yandex Safe) - SSL validity, publicly exposed Git/SVN folders, CMS and version - plugins with known vulnerabilities (CVEs) - matched against public CVE data The vulnerability check is the part people usually miss. A malware scanner tells you that you are already infected. This one tells you which plugin is the open door - the exact version with a documented CVE and a public exploit - while you still have time to update it. It is a front-end scanner: it sees what a visitor's browser sees. That is why it works on WordPress and on any other CMS or custom site - and why it does not read your PHP files. For a full server-side scan we have the WordPress Security plugin and Uniforce. If one check is not enough, you can turn on daily monitoring: we re-check the site every day and email you when something changes. No plugin, no CMS extension. The app is in public beta, and that is exactly why we are here. Scan your site and tell us which checks, explanations or alerts are missing - that goes straight into the roadmap. Free, no signup: