How to find all Suspected PHP backdoor in your website?

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Today in this video you will learn How to find all suspected Backdoors in your website.
Follow the steps to find all suspected backdoors in your website:
Step::1 Login to cPanel and go to File Manager
Step::2 Click on public_html
Step::4 Right click over the file and choose Edit option
Step::5 Copy the code from the link given below
Step::8 Once you hit this file it will show you all the suspected Backdoors in your website.
Step::9 Now once you know which files are making backdoors in your website, you just need to manually review this files and consult with your developers that why this files are using wget, curl and shell functions.
If it shows just a blank page that means your website doesn't contains any backdoors.
Step::10 That's it!!
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This code is not showing anything just a white blank page

anildas
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not working, its showing as " This page isn’t working "

tamillansivi
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I have a question. I ran your script and when that happen it displays that " This page isn't working". I don't know if that is a good or bad thing??

I did what @JasimPeringattuthodi said to do. Change the comma to semicolon after pre close tag </pre>"; and I get blank white page now. Is that a good thing?

DiyintheGhetto
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not working, its showing as " This page isn’t working

officialsmmmico