speedyp
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Bummer
Hope they didn't do any damage.
Wordfence can check core files against the repository.
Thanks for the info & stay safe
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wut
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If your client's WP installations are getting hacked, it's your fault. Take the initiative to lock them down and educate your clients.
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Abland
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Tom
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1. Update WordPress, plugins and themes.
2. Lock down WordPress.
3. Secure your PC from malware.
4. Use strong passwords and never store them on your PC.
5. See #1
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Kizza42
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Just FYI Guys, I had some older sites infected and the attack vector was older Artisteer generated themes. Remember to re generate your themes with newer versions of Artisteer and don't leave older version of the themes installed.
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Abland
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Hi, speedyp,
Quote speedyp:Do you have more info, specifically which files in artisteer 3 were open to attack and then removed or secured in V4??
I found version 3.x themes were getting code injected into the functions.php at the very top of the file. I'm looking to see if there's a way to protect existing themes.
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