• drtux2684

    (@drtux2684)


    My WordPress dashboard is inaccessible and only open for access from the local network. However, someone was able to log in as an admin in two attempts through the WooCommerce my-account link. The logs only show admin-ajax.php being called. In this situation, what security measures should I take? What are your recommendations?

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  • Hi @drtux2684 ,

    First of all you should always keep your themes, plugins and WP version up to date. Do a backup first.

    Change admin user passwords, your ftp passwords and database password

    You can also install a security plugin like Wordfence and run a vulnerability scan

    You can also contact your hosting provider and ask to run a malware scan

    Thread Starter drtux2684

    (@drtux2684)

    Hi @mafnah

    Thanks for your comment. I have already Wordfence, I don’t use FTP server on my server. I always run malware scan tools and my plugins are up to date. My wp was hacked by “my-account” which is included in Woocommerce plugin.

    Welcome @drtux2684,

    Do you have any Woocommerce template overrides in your theme or it’s the default Woo account page?

    If it’s the default one I think the best thing you can do is to contact the Woo support team and let them debug. https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/woocommerce/

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