I think my blog was hacked

RoiBox said:

Better to say, don´t use themes and plugins from non trusted sources, since there are plenty of themes and plugins that are shared here in the forum, that are CLEAN, non modified files.

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Your generatepress pro addon is pretty good, I am using it, thanks for share!

If you have devleopment skills you should analyse your sourcecode before you publish your website.
I can recommend this free tool:
https://www.sonarqube.org/features/security/
If you have a CMS like Wordpress, install a plugin for logs analysis which track all activities and changes.

Create a free account with this service and scan your website and plugins daily automated about vulnerabilities
https://siwecos.de/en/
Check if your webhoster support Imunify360 (https://www.imunify360.com/)
Otherwise change your hosting to https://stablepoint.com/

Or install a Web Application Firewall like:
https://www.getastra.com/index

Get wp-cerber plugin and scan wp installation.

Disable all the plagins and third party themes and check whether you are still getting those links.

If these things doesn't work, go for fresh installation.

terrycody said:

Your generatepress pro addon is pretty good, I am using it, thanks for share!

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I´m going to add the latest 1.12.0-beta.1 of it if your using the free Alpha version 3.0 that has better compatibility for it in a day or so .. =)

CyberCommander said:

I can recommend this free tool:

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What do you think about virustotal? I always use it to analyze plugin/theme before using it, I never heard about this site.

RoiBox said:

I´m going to add the latest 1.12.0-beta.1 of it if your using the free Alpha version 3.0 that has better compatibility for it in a day or so .. =)

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No I am using a stable version from official site, because I see it's name "Alpha" and seems changed a lot of things, I don't want to break my site, so have to make compromise you know.

Btw, generatepress is good, I also tried it before on some sites, but to some extent, Astra is more customizable, it has some neat features like set website layout into 2-4 columns, and more other options, at least easier to adjust things I found, maybe I should spend more time on it, not too familiar with all settings though.