Help! My wordpress sites were infected.

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Toocoo82

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May 6, 2011

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• Dec 22, 2011

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Someone was complaining that my site had a Malicious Toolkit 9 infection on it.

So I checked it, and found out all of my sites were infected. Idk if my host is infected as well.

Is there anyway I can I can scan my hg cpanel and see if its infected?

 

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[mcr]

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Sep 19, 2009

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• Dec 22, 2011

• #2

Google SecureLive. They fix this kind of thing.

 

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Toocoo82

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• Dec 22, 2011
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is there any free service that can help?

 

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[mcr]

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• Dec 22, 2011

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Not sure. You can go to the Wordpress site - I am sure many people had this same problem and fixed it somehow. I used SecureLive and they fixed it. It was worth the money for me.

 

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shubhamm

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Jan 25, 2010

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• Dec 23, 2011

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looks like a worm there is not a free service because they have to scan manually all files may be i can help you but again it will be not free because there will be many wordpress PHP files

 

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Atmos

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• Dec 23, 2011

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This might be in the boundary of irrelevancy but here are some of my tips. I've got my site hacked a couple of days ago but it's fine now. The way my host fixed it is they restored a previous backup of my site. I lost quite a bit of work but I'd take it anytime if that was the only solution. Though this would only work if you have a sense that your side just got infected recently or you have a restored backup of your site a long time ago.

 

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NeoPat

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Oct 29, 2011

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• Dec 30, 2011

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Go into your MySQL database, copy everything or just export it, there should be an export data option, and im sure thats where all your raw data is ie blogposts etc. Store it somewhere on your computer. Then take off and reinstall WordPress perhaps? After which you setup your MySQL as usual in the installation. After the installation, go directly into your MySQL and import all the contents.

 

mpulse

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May 27, 2009

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• Jan 6, 2012

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Toocoo82 said:

is there any free service that can help?

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I havent seen one before. but if you find one please post it. thx

 

ScrapeBoss

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Nov 25, 2010

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• Jan 6, 2012

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If you cannot go through this process, it is better to use a paid service

NeoPat said:

Go into your MySQL database, copy everything or just export it, there should be an export data option, and im sure thats where all your raw data is ie blogposts etc. Store it somewhere on your computer. Then take off and reinstall WordPress perhaps? After which you setup your MySQL as usual in the installation. After the installation, go directly into your MySQL and import all the contents.

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