SayPro June Malware Clean-Up Summary.

Department: SayPro Websites and Apps Office
Governance: SayPro Marketing Royalty
Document Title: SayPro June 2025 Malware Clean-Up Summary
Framework Reference: SCMR-6 – SayPro Monthly Malware Scanning
Reporting Period: 1–30 June 2025

1. Introduction

This document provides a comprehensive summary of the malware clean-up actions completed during the June 2025 malware scan cycle under the SCMR-6 cybersecurity protocol. Following routine scans conducted across SayPro digital platforms—including websites, learning portals, mobile applications, and internal dashboards—several vulnerabilities and threats were identified and mitigated.

The clean-up summary ensures transparency, operational assurance, and internal accountability across SayPro’s cybersecurity teams and leadership structures, particularly the SayPro Marketing Royalty executive unit.

2. Scope of Clean-Up Activities

The malware scan covered the following SayPro platforms:

• SayPro Public Website
• SayPro Learning Portal
• SayPro Mobile Applications (Android & iOS)
• SayPro Admin and Internal Dashboards

Clean-up efforts targeted all environments, including:

• Core source code repositories
• Front-end and back-end components
• File storage and media folders
• Application programming interfaces (APIs)
• Internal scripts and scheduled jobs
• User authentication and session handling systems

3. Summary of Detected Threats

The malware scans identified a range of threats categorized by severity:

4. Clean-Up Actions Taken

4.1 Immediate Remediation

• Malicious Code Removal:
  • All infected JavaScript and PHP files were isolated, removed, and replaced with clean backups.
• Patch and Update Execution:
  • Outdated libraries and CMS components (e.g., jQuery, Bootstrap) were updated to secure versions.
• Account Lockdown & Permissions Review:
  • Temporary lockout protocols were triggered on affected admin accounts with suspicious activity.
  • Privileges for inactive and overprivileged accounts were reviewed and scaled down.
• Script and Endpoint Hardening:
  • Input sanitization and content security policies were enforced on user-submitted fields and script endpoints.

4.2 System Validation and Post-Clean-Up Testing

• After all remediation efforts, each system underwent:
  • Secondary malware scans to confirm clean state
  • User functionality tests to ensure performance wasn’t impacted
  • Access control and login simulation to verify security controls

5. Documentation and Logging

• All clean-up activities were documented in the SayPro Malware Monitoring Log – June 2025 Edition.
• Screenshots, scan logs, and tool-generated reports were archived in the SayPro Cybersecurity Vault with unique hashes for verification.
• Specific actions were time-stamped and tagged with technician credentials for audit tracing.

6. Coordination and Communication

• SayPro Development Team collaborated on code reviews and hotfix deployments.
• SayPro IT Security Team led the forensic assessment of detected backdoors and login anomalies.
• Executive Summary of the malware clean-up was submitted to SayPro Marketing Royalty via the June Cybersecurity Report.

7. Key Outcomes

8. Recommendations Moving Forward

• Introduce automated threat detection on all API endpoints.
• Require quarterly access audits for admin systems.
• Host a malware awareness refresher session in July for internal teams.
• Begin daily incremental scans on high-traffic subsystems.

9. Conclusion

The June 2025 malware clean-up was successfully completed across all SayPro digital environments with zero residual threats. All systems have been confirmed malware-free and operationally stable. This clean-up cycle reinforces SayPro’s commitment to digital safety, internal vigilance, and proactive cybersecurity governance.