WordPress-specific droppers
Backdoors that hide inside WordPress structures: PHP in uploads, fake wp-config includes, mu-plugins backdoors, fake plugin headers with curl/eval, ap
Backdoors that hide inside WordPress structures: PHP in uploads, fake wp-config includes, mu-plugins backdoors, fake plugin headers with curl/eval, appended eval in index.php.
Source file: panomity_wordpress_droppers.yar (license MIT, author Panomity GmbH). Scores range from 0 to 100; 85 and above marks a finding as malicious on its own, 40 to 84 as suspicious.
| Rule | Score | What it detects |
|---|---|---|
Panomity_WP_Uploads_PHP_Dropper | 88 | PHP file dropped into wp-content/uploads that writes another PHP payload |
Panomity_WP_Config_Fake_Include | 87 | Fake wp-config style loader that includes and evaluates a hidden payload file |
Panomity_WP_MuPlugins_Backdoor | 90 | mu-plugins auto-loaded backdoor combining add_action with dynamic code execution on request input |
Panomity_WP_Fake_Plugin_Header_Backdoor | 89 | File carrying a WordPress plugin header while fetching and evaluating remote code |
Panomity_WP_Index_Appended_Eval | 86 | WordPress bootstrap file with an appended eval loader over request input |
Reporting a false positive
Send the finding ID, the rule name and, if possible, the file (or its SHA-256) to hallo@panomity.de or open a ticket in the client area . Confirmed false positives are fixed in the next signed generation; clients receive it automatically.