Revisium PHP ScanBot

Revisium PHP ScanBot

@phpscanbot
FreeRU

A niche but genuinely useful scanner for website owners — drop a .php or .js file and it checks against 500+ known malicious-code patterns, built by Revisium, a company known for cleaning hacked websites.

Key features

  • Scans .php and .js files against 500+ known malicious-code patterns
  • Built by Revisium, known for hacked-website cleanup
  • Purpose-built for webmasters auditing their own site's source code
  • Simple drag-and-drop file check

Revisium PHP ScanBot

Revisium PHP ScanBot targets a specific, real problem: a website owner who suspects their site has been hacked and wants to check a particular PHP or JavaScript file for injected malicious code, without wading through their entire codebase by hand. Its own profile states the scope plainly: "I know more than 500 kinds of malicious code for websites. I'm waiting for .php or .js files to check for viruses."

This is a different use case from the general link/file scanners elsewhere in this file — it is not for checking a random download or a suspicious link a friend sent you, but specifically for a webmaster auditing their own site's source files after signs of compromise (unexpected redirects, spam content appearing, a hosting provider warning). Revisium is a known name in the Russian web-security space specifically for hacked-website cleanup, which gives this narrow tool more credibility than an anonymous file scanner would have.

Because it is scoped to PHP/JS malware patterns rather than general-purpose antivirus signatures, it is a complement to a broader tool like Dr.Web or VirusTotal, not a replacement — use it specifically when you're auditing website source code, and use a general scanner for everyday downloads and links.

How to start

  1. Open @phpscanbot in Telegram
  2. Send the .php or .js file you want to check
  3. Review which malicious patterns, if any, were found
  4. Use a general scanner (Dr.Web, VirusTotal) for non-website files

Pricing and limits

Free

Pros / Cons

  • Built by a company with real hacked-website cleanup expertise
  • Purpose-built for a specific, real webmaster problem
  • Free and simple to use
  • Narrow scope — only PHP/JS website malware, not general files
  • Not useful for checking a random download or link
  • No confirmed English-language interface

Score breakdown

CriterionWeightPoints
Functionality257 / 10
Reliability & speed156 / 10
Popularity & trust153 / 10
Price & free tier1010 / 10
Usability106 / 10
Safety & privacy107 / 10
Freshness55 / 10
Localization56 / 10
No intrusive ads59 / 10
Score10064.0

How we rank

FAQ

Can I use it to check a downloaded .exe file?

No, it is scoped specifically to .php and .js website files — use a general-purpose scanner like Dr.Web or VirusTotal for other file types.

Who built this bot?

Revisium, a company known in the Russian-language web-security community for cleaning hacked websites.

Technical details

  • Inline mode
  • Mini App
  • Works in groups
  • Works in channels
  • Accepts voice
  • Accepts files
  • Requires phone number
  • Requires registration
  • Shows ads
  • Works in Russia without VPN

Checked September 4, 2026 · Updated September 5, 2026 · Report a problem