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Hacked sites, malware clean-up, hardening and backups: what to do first, and what to set up so it does not happen again.

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Your WordPress site got hacked: what to do in the first hour

Snapshot first, lock down, rotate credentials, find the entry point, clean or restore, close the door — the order that keeps a hack a one-afternoon problem. The first hour decides whether this is an afternoon or a month. Here is the order of operations we use on managed plans, written so you can follow it on any host. If you host with us, open a ticket before step 1 — an engineer will snapshot the container and lock the site down while you read the rest. 1. SnapshotThe compromised state is e

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