How to fix hacked website
How to fix hacked website
How to fix hacked website
wordpress sites get hacked
Your site has been compromised (hacked). There are tons of posts and articles on how to de-hack a site. It can be done, but is very time-consuming. At very least, update/reinstall everything (WordPress, Themes, plugins), change passwords for database and all admin users, remove any unknown admin users, look for extra php files (in every … Read more
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WordPress Redirect Hack
Look at all of the ‘related’ links to the right of your question for help with a hacked site. I would reinstall everything (WP, themes, plugins), check htaccess files (in all folders, not just the site root folder), change all site access passwords (ftp, host, email), check your local computer, look for unexpected files (in … Read more
I’ve cleaned up a few hacked sites, and have developed my own personal procedure here. But there are many googles on how to clean up. The basics are change the passwords of everything (hosting, database, FTP, users), reinstall WP and all themes/plugins from a known good source (WP repository), and manual inspection for bad files. … Read more
This is a great article on WordPress security, loads of great advice… https://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress. I’d follow the advice in the article above, and make sure to change all your passwords for FTP, blog login, etc so they’re all unique, long and random.