miniOrange Malware Scanner records each scan in its own tables and option rows: scan results, suspicious file hashes, and per-scan history in the wp_mo_ prefixed tables, with plugin configuration in wp_options under the mo_malware_scanner_ keys. The default admin renders the latest scan as a long scrollable report and previous scans as a separate history page, with limited cross-filter between them.

SleekView reads each source and turns scan results into one queryable table. Sort findings by severity, filter to the wp-content/plugins directory only, or pull every finding marked Unresolved since the last full scan. File path, file size, last modified, scan timestamp, and finding category all become first-class columns instead of fields inside a scrollable report.

Inline actions, like marking a finding safe, quarantining a file, or excluding a path from future scans, route through miniOrange Malware Scanner's own functions so the next scan respects the decision. SleekView is admin-only and read-mostly: the scanner keeps writing its own data, and SleekView just gives the people responsible for security a real surface to read it.

A malware scan report is the worst kind of long page: hundreds of lines, most of them benign, and a few critical findings buried somewhere in the middle. miniOrange Malware Scanner does the hard work of producing that data and writes it to wp_mo_malware_scan_files, with run metadata in wp_mo_malware_scan_history and configuration in wp_options. The default admin renders all of that as a flat report, which works for a single quick look but stops scaling the moment a site has more than a handful of plugins.

SleekView turns the same data into a real table with sortable columns and saved filters. A security lead can open the 'Unresolved critical in uploads' view in seconds, a developer can sort to a specific plugin path, and an auditor can export exactly the slice the report owner asked for. The scanner keeps doing its job; SleekView just makes the findings readable in the order people actually act on them.

That changes triage from a chore into a few minutes.