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Code Analyzer

By evilkitteh

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Description

Scans plugin files for matches to custom regex patterns. Useful for checking whether your plugins don’t do anything shady.

Default search patterns match the following:

Exploitable PHP and JS functions and HTML tags
Code (de)obfuscation
Remote requests (including pingbacks, trackbacks and mail sending)
Filesystem modification
Direct database queries
User creation
Inline and enqueued scripts
Unicode and ASCII character literals, integer literals
URL addresses
Strings containing “swf”
Google Analytics and AdSense IDs

Screenshots

Configuration page
Example code analysis: Akismet

Installation

Install the plugin.
Go to Settings > Code Analyzer to configure the plugin.
To analyze a plugin, click the appropriate “Analyze code” link on the Plugins page.

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Contributors & Developers

“Code Analyzer” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

evilkitteh

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Changelog

0.2

Results are now sorted alphabetically
New option “Results display mode”
New search pattern “User creation”