• Kavi Kodai
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• May 12 2025

If your WordPress website has been hacked, it's critical to act quickly and systematically. This guide provides a step-by-step plan to help you assess the damage, remove malicious content, restore your site, and prevent future breaches — even if you're not a technical expert.

1. 🛑 Immediate Actions to Secure the Website

• Disconnect Access:
  • Put the site into maintenance mode
  • Temporarily disable your hosting account
• Change All Passwords:
  • WordPress admin accounts
  • Hosting control panel
  • FTP/SFTP and database
  • Email accounts associated with the site
• Backup the Infected Site before cleanup for reference or forensic use.

2. 🔍 Assessing the Damage Caused by the Hack

• Signs of a Hack: Redirects, pop-ups, blacklisting, user lockouts, traffic drops.
• What to Check:
  • Core WordPress files
  • Recently modified files
  • Unknown admin users
  • Cron jobs
  • .htaccess and wp-config.php

3. 🧹 Removing Malware and Malicious Content

• Use a ... read more

• Kavi Kodai
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• April 30 2025

WordPress powers over 40% of all websites, making it a prime target for hackers. Follow these essential security measures to protect your website from common vulnerabilities and keep your data safe.

1. Keep WordPress Core, Themes, and Plugins Updated

Outdated software is the #1 reason for hacked WordPress sites. Enable automatic updates for minor releases, and regularly check for major updates. Remove unused themes and plugins to reduce potential vulnerabilities.

2. Use Strong Login Credentials

Never use "admin" as your username. Create complex passwords (12+ characters with mixed types) and consider using a password manager. Implement two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra layer of security.

3. Limit Login Attempts

Install a plugin like Login LockDown or Wordfence to block IP addresses after multiple failed login attempts. ... read more

• Kavi Kodai
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• April 28 2025

When you look around the internet, it's impossible not to notice the dominance of WordPress. As of today, WordPress powers more than 40% of all websites — from personal blogs to major business sites. But what makes it so popular? And more importantly, why should you consider using it for your own project?

1. It's Free and Open-Source

One of WordPress’s biggest advantages is that it's completely free to use. Even better, it's open-source, which means developers worldwide are constantly improving it. You’re free to modify, customize, and scale your WordPress website however you like — without expensive licensing fees.

2. User-Friendly (Even for Beginners)

You don't need to be a web developer to build a beautiful site with WordPress. Its intuitive dashboard allows ... read more