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Malware & Backdoor Forensics

Most malware cleanup stops at file deletion, leaving persistent backdoors intact. Neu Notion’s forensics team isolates the infected environment, analyzes malicious webshells, and traces the injection back to its source, malicious mu-plugins, cron job exploits, and obfuscated backdoors across Linux environments including various web hosting control panel such as cPanel/WHM. Every engagement delivers an incident log with verified file paths and timestamps.

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Malware & Backdoor Forensics
Investigation Scope

What We Investigate

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Injected Code & Web Shells

Injected code, web shells, and disguised backdoor files.

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Persistence Mechanisms

Cron jobs, modified core files, hidden admin accounts, and other mechanisms used to maintain access.

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Plugin & Theme Injections

Malicious plugins, mu-plugins, and theme-level injections.

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Cross-Account Spread

Lateral spread across multiple accounts on shared or reseller hosting.

Our Process

Isolate & Preserve

Isolate suspicious files and protect the affected environment while the evidence is reviewed.

Trace & Correlate

Compare file modification timestamps with access logs to reconstruct how the compromise progressed.

Confirm & Eradicate

Confirm the entry vector and remove malware, backdoors, and every identified persistence mechanism.

Verify & Handoff

Run a clean re-scan, verify the environment, and document the findings before handoff.

When to Call Us

Signs You Might Need This

Repeated reinfection after cleanup, host or browser blacklisting, unexplained outbound traffic, or a previous “fix” that never explained how the malware got in.

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Share a brief overview of your environment and what you are seeing. Our team will review the details and contact you to discuss the appropriate next step.
















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