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hack mode:– take a full database and site files/folders backup– change all passwords (database, cPanel, WordPress)– change the salt keys in wp-config.php to log out all users.– delete and replace all WordPress files (except wp-config.php) and folders (except /wp-content/) with fresh versions wordpress.org– delete and replace all plugin and theme files and folders with fresh versions from [wordpress.org])– check the timestamps of files in /wp-content/ for anything recent and with a suspicious name– install and scan site with [GOTMLS]) and Wordfence plugins
Have you performed a file scan with WordFence?
Looks like a plugin has been compromised. Are they all up to date?
hack mode:
– take a full database and site files/folders backup
– change all passwords (database, cPanel, WordPress)
– change the salt keys in wp-config.php to log out all users.
– delete and replace all WordPress files (except wp-config.php) and folders (except /wp-content/) with fresh versions wordpress.org
– delete and replace all plugin and theme files and folders with fresh versions from [wordpress.org])
– check the timestamps of files in /wp-content/ for anything recent and with a suspicious name
– install and scan site with [GOTMLS]) and Wordfence plugins