Description

Usage Instructions:

  1. Deploying the script:
    • Place the script in the root directory of your web application, where you want to scan for potential backdoors.
    • Replace the index.php file with this script, or include it in your project where needed.
  2. Running the script:
    • Access the script via a web browser by navigating to the URL where it’s hosted (e.g., http://yourwebsite.com/index.php).
    • The script will start scanning all files and directories, and it will output the results directly on the webpage.
  3. Interpreting the Results:
    • The scan will take some time, especially if there are many files to process.
    • Files that are potentially dangerous (containing backdoor patterns) will be highlighted in red, with a summary of the found patterns.
    • Safe files will be highlighted in green.
    • The results will also be saved to a file named result-scanner.html for further review.

Final Notes:

  • This script is a basic tool for detecting potential backdoors in PHP files, but it is not a comprehensive security solution.
  • It is recommended to contact a security professional for further investigation if any potential backdoors are detected.

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