Malroot Security
Catches database-resident backdoors, rogue admins, malicious MySQL triggers and self-healing rootkits other scanners miss.
6 database tables
| Table Name | Description | Method |
|---|---|---|
| wp_malroot_alerts | Stores malroot alerts data created by this plugin. | Static |
| wp_malroot_baseline | Stores malroot baseline data created by this plugin. | Static |
| wp_malroot_connections | Stores malroot connections data created by this plugin. | Static |
| wp_malroot_findings | Stores malroot findings data created by this plugin. | Static |
| wp_malroot_logins | A logging table that records activity, events, or audit history. | Static |
| wp_malroot_quarantine | Stores malroot quarantine data created by this plugin. | Static |
Core Table Usage
This plugin stores data in WordPress core tables rather than creating its own. These records may become orphaned if the plugin is uninstalled without a proper cleanup routine.
wp_optionsOption key:
malroot_admin_whitelistOption key:malroot_baseline_builtOption key:malroot_blocked_email_domainsOption key:malroot_blocked_loginsOption key:malroot_core_updated_atOption key:malroot_known_theme_updatesOption key:malroot_known_updatesOption key:malroot_last_alert_fingerprintOption key:malroot_last_scanOption key:malroot_locked_ipsOption key:malroot_muplugin_allowlistOption key:malroot_settingsOption key:siteurl_first_seenwp_postmetawp_usermeta