I just released a new update that supports encoded definition update. This solves the issue of posting over-sized arrays to servers with post limitations. I also added a button to abort the scan and fix the infections already found. That way you can fix the threats that are found even if the scan process is not finished.

I am still working on a new scan engine that leverages JavaScript includes to distribute the scan job over multiple server processes. This is working well in the BETA version 1.2.07.30 but it does take a really long time on large scans.

I could also use some more donation ... In the 5 months that this plugin has been in the WordPress Repository it has been downloaded over 12,000 times. I've had over 4,000 people register more than 5,000 sites on GOTMLS.NET and yet I've only received 141 donations (many of them are only one dollar, of which PayPal takes 34 cents in fees). Now, I'm not complaining. I am very grateful to those who have already made generous donations to support this project. I am just hoping to see a higher percentage of people who use my plugin contributing to it's future. This is an ever-changing field and it is a lot of work to keep this program up-to-date and capable of removing the newest variants of infectious scripts.

As always, thanks for reading and thanks for your support, and don't hesitate to contact me if you need help.

Tags: Updates

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