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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: How the Malware Scan & Security plugin can detect malware with high accuracy.

WordPress: How the Malware Scan & Security plugin can detect malware with high accuracy.

The following is a partial introduction to the highly accurate malware detection mechanism in the [Free] WordPress: Malware Scanning & Security Plug-in [Malware and Virus Detection and Removal] released by WordPress Doctor.

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WordPress malware, a case study included in Google Tag Manager

WordPress malware, a case study included in Google Tag Manager

Here is an example of an infected Google Tag Manager with symptoms such as a WordPress site redirecting to another site (clicking a button jumps to a different site).

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Log-in-related security measures alone are not enough to prevent WordPress hacking

Log-in-related security measures alone are not enough to prevent WordPress hacking

We understand that many sites have installed various security plug-ins to prevent WordPress hacking, but some plug-ins are specialized for the login screen only. These plug-ins do not provide much protection against WordPress hacking. We will explain why.

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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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[Urgent] File Upload Vulnerability in Contact Form 7 v5.3.1 and Below

[Urgent] File Upload Vulnerability in Contact Form 7 v5.3.1 and Below

A file-uploadable (most dangerous) vulnerability was discovered in the Contact Form 7 plugin 5.3.1 and below, which is installed in 5 million sites.

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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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Take a look at the logs of hackers' attacks on WordPress

Take a look at the logs of hackers’ attacks on WordPress

WordPress:Malware Scan & Security Plug-in [Malware and Virus Detection and Removal] has a function to log hacker attacks. We will introduce this feature in this issue.

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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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Vulnerability in File Manager Plugin, which allows WordPress to operate like FTP software

Vulnerability in File Manager Plugin, which allows WordPress to operate like FTP software

The File Manager plug-in, which enables file manipulation on the administration screen like FTP software and has been installed on over 700,000 sites, has a very dangerous vulnerability in version 6.9 or lower.

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Be careful if your WordPress theme or plugin contains class.plugin-modules.php!

Be careful if your WordPress theme or plugin contains class.plugin-modules.php!

We are seeing an increasing number of cases where WordPress themes and plugins that are available for free have a malware called class.plugin-modules.php embedded in them.

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What to do when Google's ad review does not pass (disapproves) due to malware

What to do when Google’s ad review does not pass (disapproves) due to malware

Here is what to do if your Google ads suddenly stop appearing and your AdSence and Adwords screens show “malicious or undesirable software” and your ads are disapproved.

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Example of database tampering with a redirect hack that causes a site to jump to another site

Example of database tampering with a redirect hack that causes a site to jump to another site

Redirect hacks that cause a site to jump to another site (often a malicious software download, a fake e-commerce site, or a site that makes you click on a robot authentication) are not only tampering with files, but also getting into the database. Here are some examples of databa

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Vulnerability in WordPress theme OneTone to rewrite database without authentication

Vulnerability in WordPress theme OneTone to rewrite database without authentication

OneTone, which has a large number of users in Japan, has a vulnerability that rewrites the database without requiring authentication, and many sites have suffered from redirection hacks.

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Find out the most dangerous vulnerabilities in your WordPress!

Find out the most dangerous vulnerabilities in your WordPress!

Common Vulnerability Assessment System CVSS Score Software vulnerabilities have an objective measure of severity called a CVSS score. The CVSS score is basically derived from the following criteria on a 10-point scale.

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