Tag: WordPress index.php

Cases in which malware (virus infection, tampering) prevents logging in to the management screen

Cases in which malware (virus infection, tampering) prevents logging in to the management screen

There have been an increasing number of cases where a hacker has embedded a number of malicious HTACCESS files in a site, making it impossible to log in to the administration screen. This case study will be explained in this issue.

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How to remove WordPress malware (tampering and viruses) with plugins

How to remove WordPress malware (tampering and viruses) with plugins

We will explain how to decontaminate malware using the WordPress:Malware Scan & Security plugin [Malware and Virus Detection and Removal], which was created by WordPress Doctor based on his experience with numerous malware removal requests.

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WordPress HTACCESS has been tampered with and access to the admin panel is no longer possible

WordPress HTACCESS has been tampered with and access to the admin panel is no longer possible

Recently, a type of malware has become popular in which a WordPress site is tampered with, and although the site can be displayed without problems, the administrator screen cannot be accessed. We will explain how to deal with this case.

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How to target @include \057var/\167ww at the top of wordpress wp-config.php or index.php

How to target @include \057var/\167ww at the top of wordpress wp-config.php or index.php

This page explains the cause and how to target a string starting with @include that suddenly appears at the top of wp-config.php or index.php in WordPress.

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HTACCESS and Index.php files tampered with again in an instant in WordPress

HTACCESS and Index.php files tampered with again in an instant in WordPress

We would like to introduce a case of WordPress tampering in which the HTACCESS and Index.php files were instantly tampered with again, even after the malware was removed. Tampering that resurfaces even after deleting and deleting This malware is a backdoor that is planted in othe

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WordPress index.php malware (virus) infection case

WordPress index.php malware (virus) infection case

If you find the following code in some index.php files included in your WordPress site, you are infected with malware and should be careful.

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What if I get infected with malware disguised as an ico file in wordpress?

What if I get infected with malware disguised as an ico file in wordpress?

We will provide an explanation of the malware that disguises itself as an ico file, which has recently been on a rampage, and introduce countermeasures.

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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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Free WordPress:Best Malware Scan & Security Plug-in, made in Japan [Malware and Virus Detection and Removal].

Free WordPress:Best Malware Scan & Security Plug-in, made in Japan [Malware and Virus Detection and Removal].

24-hour protection for your WordPress site. Plug-in that checks (detects and confirms) and removes defacement, hijacking, hacking, malware, backdoors, and virus infection of your WordPress site, and restores your WordPress site. Plug-in that checks and detects WordPress site code

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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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