JohnStone1
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- Sep 8, 2017
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Do you have backup copy of your site? Restore it..
HELP!!! My Site Has been Hacked!
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wooph
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- Jan 10, 2017
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unused themes and plugins which are consequently outdated and therefore a security risk... wouldn't have known that. thanks for posting the solution - definitely am going to secure my sites by getting rid of the unused plugins/themes as well as a result.
DuckingOutstanding
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I did - lol I was referring to rebuilding t in the sense that theres a lot less potential "error correction" in 4k posts than in 20+k, and before adding more content/building it back up to the 20k+ it was at it would behoove me to seek the advice of adult webmasters who are experiencing success in the SERPS because clearly my non-adult ranking strategies and techniques are not translating into comparable results in the adult sector
DuckingOutstanding
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Glad I was able to help @wooph
ghostzeroone01
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- Sep 11, 2017
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man if u look to revenge go an check ur log file than you will found he's ip adress,btw,i think he hacked ur website using bruteforce(is to easy to discover the admin"NotRent") method or be exploiting a vuln in ur current plugins or themes.sorry for me bad english
MaxMal
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- Nov 23, 2017
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http://www.wp-script.com theme content malware in his code. you website not hacked, Because same think happen with me also , they are cheater,
I word recommend installing word fence to protect ur site. But mostlikemos they got in from a insecure plugin u was using, an dumped a zero day exploit on ur mechanine that's probably sending out mass email spam. If they altered files there's no recovery unless u made backups.
DuckingOutstanding
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Thanks for the reply - but that was a long time ago lol I've long since recovered - and as a matter of fact I do now have WordFence installed on that site They actually got in through a vulnerability in a WP Plugin that I had installed but not activated - and just hadn't deleted yet...Prior to this I had NO idea that was possible unless the plugins were activated, but evidently it is...which taught me a valuable lesson on the importance of keeping your wp install completely neat and tidy, and if you're not using a plugin - don't leave it on your site deactivated taking up space, delete it - if you want it again later you can always reinstall it
They actually got in through a vulnerability in a WP Plugin that I had installed but not activated - and just hadn't deleted yet...Prior to this I had NO idea that was possible unless the plugins were activated, but evidently it is...which taught me a valuable lesson on the importance of keeping your wp install completely neat and tidy, and if you're not using a plugin - don't leave it on your site deactivated taking up space, delete it - if you want it again later you can always reinstall it 