Aviiimageworks Security Monitor is a detection-first security suite for WordPress. Its standalone Aviiimageworks Security menu brings together a dashboard, application-firewall monitoring, bounded integrity scanning, a local evidence vault, security reports, and granular module settings.
The plugin does not delete, quarantine, rewrite, repair, or change scanned files. Findings are stored locally in the WordPress database and shown only to administrators. Retention can be set to 7, 30, 60, or 90 days.
Aviiimageworks Security Monitor reports suspicious indicators for administrator review. A finding is not proof that a request, file, account, or site is malicious. The plugin never performs automatic remediation and does not promise that a site is secure or free from malware.
Always review findings with a qualified administrator and create a verified backup before changing site files.
By default, the plugin:
Administrators may explicitly enable email summaries. Those messages are sent through the WordPress site’s configured mail system to the address entered in plugin settings. AVII IMAGEWORKS does not receive them unless the administrator deliberately enters an AVII IMAGEWORKS address.
Stored findings older than 30 days are removed automatically. Administrators can clear findings at any time. Plugin data is retained on uninstall by default; an administrator can opt in to deletion before uninstalling.
The optional core checksum feature contacts the official WordPress.org checksum API at https://api.wordpress.org/core/checksums/1.0/.
This request sends the installed WordPress version, site locale, normal HTTP connection metadata, and a user-agent containing the plugin version and site URL. WordPress.org returns expected checksums for WordPress core files. No file contents or scan findings are sent. The feature is disabled by default and runs only after an administrator enables it.
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