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var/log/modsec_audit.log: _Mixed-1 FOUND var/log/modsec_audit.log.6.gz: _Mixed-1 FOUND 24 files infected founded (in the last four days the email received from ClamAV indicated only 1 file infected): Thanks, now I can update manually ClamAV.Īfter several hours, this is the result of the scanning process ("clamscan -r -bell -i /"): Which solution uses less server resources (CPU, RAM, etc.)? Which could be the best solution (as I said previously, I've already ClamAV and RKHunter installed on the server)? Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection - Plesk Extension Premium Antivirus for Servers extension - Plesk Kaspersky Antivirus for Servers extension - Plesk

I've found these solutions from Plesk's extensions: Now I receive every morning an automatically email with a report activity but if (for example) ClamAV found a virus, I need every time to ask to my hosting provider where is it and how to remove it (with obviously an extra cost). with "managed server" service) but I need to have a control panel where is possible to monitoring the activity. either I think from Debian repository) on the server (Debian 9.6, Plesk 17.8.11. My hosting provider has already installed ClamAV (and RKHunter.