=== Web Security Tools === 

Contributors: rritoch
Donate link: http://www.vnetpublishing.com/websecuritytools
Requires at least: 3.0
Tested up to: 3.2
Stable tag: 1.0.3
Tags: antivirus, scanner, spam, virus

== Description ==

VNet Publishings Web Security tools will automatically monitor your site
for PHP viruses. If a virus is detected, the system will attempt to
automatically clean your site using administrator installed virus definitions. 
If the system is unable to clean the infection, the site will be shutdown by
renaming all of your .htaccess files and installing a new .htaccess file which
disables the site. 

== Installation ==

1. Upload and extract the plugin to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= What features does this plugin provide? =

  1. The logger

All activity by the security tools is logged to a file named websec.log
which will be created in your document root folder.

  2. Custom Virus Definitions

If you have found a PHP virus then you will need to create a definition file.
The definition file must contain the PHP code which must be removed to disable
the virus. The definition is placed in the definitions folder.

 i.e.  plugins/phpwebsectools/modules/virus_clean/definitions folder

Definition files must be named with the extension of .static

Note: To automate removal of a virus without your web site shutting down,
then the virus definition must exactly match the code the virus injected.
This includes spaces and hidden characters.

= How do I recover from an infection? =

  1. The first thing you must do is remove the virus. 
    To do this you can add the virus you have as a static virus definition file.
    If the security system has already shut down your site you will need to
    delete all of the .htaccess files, or change them to only allow you
    to access the site.
     
    Next opening your browser to the folowing page to clean your site, 
    replacing example.com with the url of your site
     
    `http://example.com/wp-content/plugins/websecuritytools/phpwebsectools/clean.php`
            
  2. Once your site is clean you will need to uninstall and reinstall this plugin
   with a fresh copy to ensure it has not been altered in any way by the infection.
   
  3. Modify or replace the .htaccess files created by this plugin to bring your
   site back online.   


== Changelog ==

= 1.0.3 =
* First public release