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help! user breach

joeyegas — Mon, 06 Mar 2023 16:21:43 +0000

hello,

For the 5th time, someone was able to create an own administrator account within our wordpress environment.
How can I prevent it?
What seems to be the caus?

Many thanks!

Password breach on this site

VA1DER — Wed, 12 Oct 2022 01:15:58 +0000

I received a phishing email today – a fairly common phish, but in this case it had my correct password for www.ads-software.com. I use unique passwords and email addresses for every site I register on, and this email was sent to the unique address I have for my www.ads-software.com login.

In other words, there has clearly been a data breach on www.ads-software.com that has leaked its login addresses and passwords in cleartext.

Data Breach Liability

jorenkandel2 — Fri, 11 Mar 2022 19:43:35 +0000

I had a general question I was curious if anybody has any input on. I use woocommerce with 3rd party payments: paypal and stripe. Just curious if I need cybersecurity insurance, or if since I personally don’t save the credit card info etc. I would not be liable in a data breach or potential lawsuits. Does anyone know? Would Stripe/Paypal be at fault, or would it be my problem? Do any of you have or recommend getting insurance just in case? Any thoughts would be super helpful, thanks!!

Fake Page URL Loads Indicated By Google Analytics

xxxhoop — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 01:11:31 +0000

I only installed this security plugin because it is recommended as the best in security and stopping spam. I keep getting this spam fake urls on my google analytics that are created elsewhere and have nothing to do with my content. I cought one originating form a site in Bulgaria and i blocked the IP address but that has not hepled because it seems this hack is coming from multiple sources but initiated by a single source. How do i stop this? your plugin does not seem to detect this type of site security breach.

Example of fake urls with a 404 redirect.

https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/unsubscribe
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/common-questions? https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/scams? https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/account-center? https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/sitemap
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/fees
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/account-center/forgot-password
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/start-here
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/sitemap
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/scams
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/policy/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/policy
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/locations
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/loan-alternatives/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/fees/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/fees
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/espanol
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/econsent
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/disclosure
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fundhttps/www.cashadvance.com/disclaimer
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/contact-us/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/contact-us
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/common-questions/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/common-questions
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/partner/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/locations
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/fees
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/econsent
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/disclosure/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/disclosure
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/account-center/forgot-password
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/www.cashadvance.com/account-center
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/scams/
https://alternativesmallbusiness.fund/common-questions/

High risk security breach in “Private Messaging” extension

brandshot — Tue, 07 Jul 2020 10:06:03 +0000

Foreign conversations can be read out. For example: the messages function checks periodically if there are new messages. “message_to=221&conversation_id25&last_updated…” Now I can simply manipulate the conversation_id for example: “message_to=221&conversation_id27&last_updated…” The server now answers with the messages from the conversation with id27, although I am not authorized to read these messages. It must be ensured that only participants of the conversation can retrieve messages!

Hack via Classic Editor

mathieuflex — Wed, 27 Mar 2019 14:30:40 +0000

Hello,

Today, my blog started to redirect to spammy websites.

As I did not know where the hack came from, I asked OVH to restore my FTP files thanks to a back-up. And I did the same for the database.

But the issue was still here with clean files.

I was not able to access my WP-Admin because of the redirect, so I tried to deactivate Javascript via Chrome. And the issue was gone.

Then, I deactivated all my plugins thanks to my FTP, and I reactivated them to see where was the issue.

And the issue is… CLASSIC EDITOR!

Apparently, the hack used a breach in Classic Editor and a Javascript redirect.

So, be careful!

File is accessible with url when not logged in

jwiere03 — Fri, 18 Jan 2019 15:01:00 +0000

I used this plugin a couple of years ago and I’m testing it for a new project I am working on. I have set the permissions for both the category and the file and initially it looked like it was working as it should. If I was logged with the correct user role I could download the file and if I wasn’t logged in I couldn’t. However when I tested the url xxx/wp-content/uploads/download-manager-files/Agenda.pdf I can download the pdf even if I am not logged in. Is there anyway to secure this or are all of the files accessible to anyone who has the direct url?

Security Breach

oitent — Sun, 18 Nov 2018 17:30:19 +0000

Hello, iPage locked all my installs and sites due to a security breach with the following:

plugins/customer-area/libs/js/bower/fancytree/xprofiled.php: SiteLock-PHP-INJECTOR-1-ewp.UNOFFICIAL FOUND

plugins/customer-area/src/php/core-addons/addresses/rtemplate.php: JCDEF.PHP.CMDSHELL-01N.UNOFFICIAL FOUND

Other errors found were:

themes/freedom/js/dfhstyle.php: SiteLock-PHP-BACKDOOR-GENERIC-aug.UNOFFICIAL FOUND
uploads/2016/06/zyhtypes.pl: SiteLock-PHP-SHELL-et.UNOFFICIAL FOUND

I’ve already deleted the files and they are reactivating my account.
Regards,
A.R.

iPage Support Message:
“Thank you for your patience and holding.
Sorry, I have checked your account and currently it is suspended due to malware found on routine scan in your account, so CGI scripting too is disabled in your account.”

Curious – does this protect, or just warn?

SGans — Sun, 24 Jun 2018 00:50:34 +0000

The domain above is the main domain on my account. On June 17th, I got emails telling me that I’d had many attacks on my site. In reviewing the event, I saw over 450 attacks on my site within minutes. Your email said it had protected me from those attacks (and I subsequently blocked that IP from my server’s cpanel). However, yesterday, on logging into a wordpress site of mine, I saw a Wordfence warning that there was one issue on my wp-config file for one of my sites.

What it didn’t tell me, and I’ve subsequently found out from my hosting company – an attack on June 20th got through and my entire site and subsites are now showing a great many hacks. In fact, even images were hacked. This was neither reported NOR blocked by Wordfence. I didn’t get a single email about this – only visibility when I happened to log into one of my sites.

Clearly, this wasn’t blocked, and I understood that was a function of the free version. I’ve considered the paid version, but if this can happen where it shouldn’t, how am I to know my paid version would protect me any better?

How does wordfence know if I’m using a password that has been breached?

countercharge — Fri, 06 Apr 2018 01:07:08 +0000

Aren’t wordpress passwords stored in a hashed format of some kind? I don’t understand how wordfence can tell that my password has somehow been breached if the password is stored by wordpress in a secure format.