Segurium VS FullStackToolkit

• Free malware cleanup
  Three cloud cleanups per rolling 30 days on the free tier. Segurium strips the injected code and leaves the file working, instead of quarantining it and breaking the site.
• Hash-first cloud scanning
  The plugin sends a SHA-256 hash and uploads a file body only when the cloud has never seen that hash. Scans run in chunks in the background, so they finish on shared hosting.
• Reversible cleanup
  Every file Segurium touches gets an AES-256-GCM encrypted local backup, kept for 30 days. One click restores it, and you can extract the backups even after removing the plugin.
• Hardening without a licence
  Two-factor authentication, brute-force protection, geo-blocking, IP firewall, security headers and file-integrity monitoring all ship in the free tier. A migration importer reads settings from Wordfence, All In One WP Security and Solid Security.

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Possible disadvantages

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