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WordPress, content from your site is replaced and displayed in search results.

WordPress, content from your site is replaced and displayed in search results.

If your site’s Google search results show a large number of pages that you do not remember creating, it is possible that your site has been tampered with.

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Who is most targeted in WordPress hacking (tampering)?

Who is most targeted in WordPress hacking (tampering)?

Quote kinsta.com Who is most likely to be targeted in a WordPress hack?

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WordPress Causes and Countermeasures when an Unrecognized Page Appears in Search Results

WordPress Causes and Countermeasures when an Unrecognized Page Appears in Search Results

We have recently observed many cases where a product page or a page on our site appears in the search results under the name of your site, which you do not remember. We will explain the causes and countermeasures in this case.

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Log and visualize WordPress hacker attacks

Log and visualize WordPress hacker attacks

Here are some of the most common attack patterns recorded as hacking logs that we detect on a daily basis.

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Reasons for repeated hacker defacement and malware infection on WordPress sites

Reasons for repeated hacker defacement and malware infection on WordPress sites

Once a WordPress site has been defaced by hackers, embedded malware, or infected with a virus, the site may be repeatedly defaced even after you think you have removed the malware. We will explain how to deal with such cases.

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Is it dangerous to include many plugins in WordPress for security reasons?

Is it dangerous to include many plugins in WordPress for security reasons?

WordPress is an extremely versatile CMS with over 50,000 free plug-ins that can be used to add functionality to your site. In this article, we will discuss the number and security of plug-ins.

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Most Targeted Plugin Vulnerabilities in WordPress, November 2020 Edition

Most Targeted Plugin Vulnerabilities in WordPress, November 2020 Edition

WordPress Doctor is pleased to inform you of the commonly targeted plugin vulnerabilities in WordPress as of November 2020 that we detect on a daily basis.

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Where is WordPress being hacked from? Find out the vulnerabilities of plugins and WordPress itself!

Where is WordPress being hacked from? Find out the vulnerabilities of plugins and WordPress itself!

If you have been a victim of WordPress defacement or hacking and have viruses or malware embedded in your site, or if you repeatedly find yourself in a similar situation, you may wonder where hackers are getting into your site. In this article, we will explain how to find vulnera

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What is a WordPress Web Backdoor? We explain its dangers and methods.

What is a WordPress Web Backdoor? We explain its dangers and methods.

What is a backdoor? A so-called backdoor as a computer security term refers to a communication connection feature installed in a computer (without the knowledge of others) to allow unauthorized use of a computer feature that originally used IDs and passwords to verify usage right

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8 characteristics of sites that can be hacked by WordPress

8 characteristics of sites that can be hacked by WordPress

We would like to explain the most common characteristics of the sites we have repaired at WordPress Doctor that have suffered malware damage due to hacker infiltration. If you take the following security measures, you will be able to reduce hacker infiltration to a great extent.

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Analysis of WordPress Malware Redirect Hack Techniques

Analysis of WordPress Malware Redirect Hack Techniques

WordPress Doctor has been recovering sites that have suffered malware tampering, and we would like to explain what kind of redirect hacks (site tampering in which users who access the site are directed to Chinese sites, security sites, etc. without permission) that many sites in

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7 sites that can scan WordPress for malware from URLs

7 sites that can scan WordPress for malware from URLs

WordPress is the most popular CMS (Content Management System), as it is said that 25% of websites are made with WordPress. Therefore, there is no end to the number of defacements that can be caused by login hacks (brute force attacks on IDs and passwords) through a common mechani

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Wordpress Examples of redirect hacks where Wordpress WordPress redirects to another site without permission and how to deal with them.

WordPress Examples of redirect hacks where WordPress WordPress redirects to another site without permission and how to deal with them.

Recently, there have been an increasing number of cases where sites have been tampered with, redirecting users to a fake Windows virus removal page or PC repair page only when accessing the site via Google. In this issue, we will deliver an explanation of this case and countermea

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What to do when Wordpress displays "This site may have been hacked by a third party.

What to do when WordPress displays “This site may have been hacked by a third party.

If you are running a WordPress site and suddenly your traffic drops, and when you check Google, you see that “This site may have been hacked by a third party” and your search rank drops significantly, there is almost a 100% probability that your site has been hacked a

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wordpress Strengthen the security of your wordpress login.

wordpress Strengthen the security of your wordpress login.

Take action before you become a victim of site defacement due to WordPress login privilege seizure. What if a login vulnerability allows hackers to seize administrative privileges? The most noticeable change is that the number of WordPress users increases without your permission,

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WordPress Hacking Intrusion Pathway Statistics

WordPress Hacking Intrusion Pathway Statistics

We will look at the causes of WordPress hacking by its statistics. 1.Hosting server vulnerabilities Statistics show that the number one cause of WordPress hacks is hosting server vulnerabilities. This is due to a vulnerability in the server’s configuration or version that i

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