[Resolved] Cleantalk Failed files Issue

[Jane]

Hi I receive this message daily from Cleantalk for the below files.
/wp-content/plugins/gp-premium/elements/class-hooks.php
/wp-content/plugins/gp-premium/hooks/functions/hooks.php

I did once accept them but they keep re-appearing. ANy suggestions please.
Many thanks

[David]

Hi there,

are you using any GP Hook Elements on the site?

[Jane]

Hi not that I am aware of? This happens on every install I perform on all my websites, unless it is something that happens my default? Many thanks

[Tom]

Hi there,

Is that the specific message you’re getting? Where is it displaying? Any chance you can show us a screenshot?

Let me know 🙂

[Jane]

Hi, Thanks Tom. This happens on all my websites that use Cleantalk security. Here are the screen print links. Many thanks

https://1drv.ms/u/s!As2KH-B0AL4DgewhW6lxbszPNAD0gg?e=MlHm0a
https://1drv.ms/u/s!As2KH-B0AL4Dgewg3U5i_ZmmtlauaA?e=lIqFDb
https://1drv.ms/u/s!As2KH-B0AL4DgewinxOpOeS_OJF2iQ?e=idsLRx

[Tom]

Ah ok – those are false positives.

In some cases, hackers can inject eval() functions into your site, which is why security plugins scan for it.

In this case, it’s perfectly safe 🙂

[Jane]

Many thanks Tom.

[Tom]

No problem! 🙂

[Jane]

Hi Tom
Me again. The files that we Approve keep coming back and this time we have a ‘search.form’ that has come back as dangerous. Any ideas?
Screenprint link below:

Many thanks Jane

[Tom]

The hook files should be fine – the eval() function in there is necessary and not malicious.

searchform.php should not have eval() code in it – that one may be a sign of a hack.

[Jane]

Thanks Tom. I removed the dodgy code and all seems fine 🙂

[Tom]

Awesome 🙂

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