Free Tool
    Updated 6 June 2026

    Bulk Website Malware Checker

    Cross-check up to 25 URLs against malware and phishing blocklists in one paste. Flag any site flagged by major safe-browsing sources.

    By Deepak Shukla — Founder & CEO, Pearl Lemon

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    What This Tool Checks

    • Cross-check against public safe-browsing blocklists
    • Per-URL safe / flagged verdict
    • Type of flag (malware, phishing, deceptive)
    • Recent suspicious-content heuristics

    Why This Matters

    A site flagged for malware loses all SEO value and most direct traffic instantly. Browsers show a full red interstitial. Catching a flag before clients do is a 24-hour difference, not a 24-week one.

    How to Fix Issues

    1. 1.Any "Flagged" row is a priority — open the single-URL Malware Checker for the exact reason
    2. 2.If your site is flagged but you see no infection, request a review via Google Search Console
    3. 3.If your site IS infected, take it offline, scan the file system, restore from a clean backup, then request unflagging
    4. 4.Add active malware monitoring to LemWatch so future flags trigger an instant alert

    If one of your sites gets flagged for malware, the first hour matters. Google blocks search-result clicks. Chrome and Safari show a red interstitial. Email links stop working. Bulk malware scans let you sweep your whole portfolio at once so you catch a flag the same hour it appears.

    What this tool does

    Paste up to 25 URLs. We cross-check each one against the public safe-browsing reputation data our edge function aggregates, plus a quick heuristic scan of the homepage for known compromise patterns. Each row gets a safe/flagged verdict with the flag type.

    What this is not

    This is a reputation and heuristic check — not an antivirus scanner. It catches sites that have already been listed by major safe-browsing sources, plus a few obvious tampering patterns. For deep file-system scans, you need a server-side antivirus on the origin.

    Methodology

    For each URL we extract the hostname and query public safe-browsing reputation data via our backend. We also fetch the homepage and look for a small set of known compromise patterns: pharmaceutical spam keywords, hidden injected iframes, base64-obfuscated script tags pointing at suspicious hosts, and unexpected redirects to gambling/adult domains. The verdict is 'flagged' if any of these match; otherwise 'safe'. False positives are possible — always confirm in the single-URL tool before acting.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Monitor this continuously with LemWatch

    A one-off bulk malware check shows you today. LemWatch re-runs the same checks around the clock and alerts you the moment something breaks — free for up to 10 sites, no card needed.

    HTTP Status Code Reference

    Understanding HTTP status codes helps you diagnose issues found by this tool: