When WordPress is infected with malware (tampered with), updating WordPress and plug-ins may not remove the malware.
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There are various methods by which WordPress can be hacked, the most common of which is called an injection attack. This section describes these injection attacks.
There are websites that illegally release WordPress themes and plugins for free. This section explains the dangers of downloading and using themes and plug-ins from such sites.
Recently, malware that alters the JAVASCRIPT file of WordPress and uses it as a parasite to display a fake login screen and steal login information has been spreading.
This section describes 10 common symptoms of WordPress being hacked (tampering malware infection).
We will explain a new type of malware called Core Stab (core-stab) or Task Controller (task-controller), which is often found on the websites of our clients who request our malware removal services.
If you have multiple WordPress sites on multiple domains under a single contract, and it is clear that several of them are infected with malware (tampered with), it may be dangerous to repair them one by one.
One of the rare questions we receive when WordPress Doctor recovers from malware or tampering on behalf of our clients is that they want to know the cause and date of the problem. Here is an explanation of how we can find out.
We will explain the five most dangerous ways to operate a WordPress site that can lead to it being hacked, defaced, sent to another site, or in the form of embedded malware. We hope that you will use this information as a lesson to the contrary.
We will explain about the type of backdoor that puts the main body of malware code in $_HEADERS, which has been increasingly detected in recent years.
We will explain about small.php, a malware that has been expanding recently.
Here is what to do when you can no longer rewrite or delete HTACCESS due to WordPress malware infection (tampering).
If WordPress redirects you to a different site or disables some features of the administration panel, you may have been infected with malware. In this case, if the malware has been removed and the site keeps re-infecting itself, it is possible that a backdoor, or malicious progra
The types of malware that can infect WordPress will be explained, including viruses, worms, spyware, adware, Trojan horses, ransomware, phishing, SEO spam, etc.
This article describes this type of tampering, as there have been an increasing number of cases in which WordPress has been hacked and a large number of malicious files have been hosted in random one-byte alphanumeric folders without permission.
If you have been infected with a type of WordPress malware that embeds malformed JAVASCRIPT code (which causes malformed redirects and other behavior) in a large number of posts, we will explain how to remove this code.
If you have multiple WordPress sites on your server and find that they are infected with malware, here is what to do.
This page explains how to respond to users (those who use the site) when there is a possibility of damage to users who visit the site, such as being redirected to another site, being sent to a sweepstakes site, or downloading malicious files due to WordPress tampering. This page
