Someone injecting malware on my WordPress website every day.

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I have a couple of WordPress website hosted on 2 different hosting provider – Bluehost (shared hosting) and AWS (EC2)

For last 20+ days, someone is injecting malware script on my website every day.

I scan the whole server, remove the script and another day, it’s back again.

To prevent this from happening again, I have completely disabled WordPress admin login from htaccess.php by blocking all IP.

I have installed a malware scanner. I have disabled app Remote Desktop and FTP ports.

I have installed WordFence and yet somehow again the malware is seen when I view the source of the blog html in browser taking me to unknown casino and adult websites.

What are my options now?

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2 Comments
  1. Install wordfence, also change all passwords, database, cpanel, etc… also check for FTP accounts

  2. Try doing an in-place install of WordPress. You may have an infected core file that WordFence isn’t detecting. An in-place install might overwrite the intruder code and stop the reinfections.

    Also, install the Black Hole for Bad Bots plugin and make sure your robots.txt file is updated.

 

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