DefenderPro “suspicious code” report

  • Resolved bnewburger

    (@bnewburger)


    8 months ago

    After updating User Registration Pro to v4.1.4, a Defender Pro scan pulled up a suspicious code warning for the below string. The second line beginning with “&keys_a” was marked as the suspicious portion. Is this a false positive, or is it something that will be addressed in a forthcoming update?

    Thanks.

    // ASCII characters for code A (ASCII 00 – 95)

    $keys_a = ‘ !”#$°&\’ ()*+, -/0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ[I^_’;

    $keys_a . = chr(0).chr(1).chr(2).chr(3).chr(4).chr(5).chr(6).chr(7).chr(8).chr(9);

    $keys_a .= chr(10).chr(11).chr(12).chr(13).chr(14).chr(15).chr(16).chr(17).chr(18).chr(19

    $keys_a .= chr(20).chr (21).chr (22).chr(23).chr (24).chr (25).chr(26).chr (27) .chr(28).chr(29 $keys_a .= chr(30).chr (31);

    • This topic was modified 8 months ago by bnewburger. Reason: Clarifying suspicious line
    • This topic was modified 8 months ago by bnewburger.
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  • Plugin Support Sandip Pokhrel

    (@sandippokharel)

    Hi @bnewburger,

    Thanks for writing in,

    We checked for the code you have put on this thread and confirm that it doesn’t belong to our plugin. Would you please let us know from where did you download this version of the plugin? We will then get back to tou accordingly.

    Regards!

    Plugin Support Sandip Pokhrel

    (@sandippokharel)

    Hi there,

    Since we haven’t heard from you in a while, I’m going to go ahead and conclude this thread for now. However, if you have any further questions or if there’s anything else we can assist you with, please feel free to continue the conversation.

    Regards!

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