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On the plugin’s administration page, under the “Hack Monitor & IP Blocker” tab, check the Enable Hack Monitor checkbox and save the settings. This will allow you to monitor, detect, and record brute force attacks and vulnerability attacks by hackers. The recorded hacker attacks can then be used to block the hacker’s IP. By blocking the hacker’s IP, the hacker will no longer be able to brute-force attack on that IP. 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In the part 1, the time is recorded in the user’s COOKIE to ensure that malware is only executed on rare occasions, thus delaying the detection of malware infection. In part 2, the malicious code of the malware itself, disguised as an image, is retrieved from an external server called ois.is.　This includes a list of malicious URLs, called a redirect hack, that force users to visit a different site when they visit it. In part 3, the code is executed and also hijacks the clicks on the site so that the redirect hack is manifested when the user clicks on any link. This malware can be detected and removed with the following plugin. Please try it. Free] WordPress:Malware Scan & Security Plugin [Malware and Virus Detection and Removal].]]> 7681