Htaccess issue

cake and co (dot) com

this is my site url (without space)

cake and co (dot) co (dot) nz

Sorry this one

Don’t remove the .htaccess file, but open it and remove the Redirect 301 instruction. You can actually empty it out and have WP add the rewrite rules again (Settings -> Permalinks)

Since the site has been hacked, (the hacker has got access to your hosted folder), change your cPanel, FTP and webhost login passwords to prevent recurrence. Also, inform your webhost so that if there are any server level vulnerabilities, they can have a look.

PS: My site was hacked 2 days ago, so I can understand what you are going through.

Thanks thecodeisclear.,

Now i revert .htaccess file

Now you check my site its come again

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

cake and co (dot) co (dot) nz

Carefully follow this guide. When you’re done, you may want to implement some (if not all) of the recommended security measures

Thanks wslade for your quick response,

Can you understand why this error occurred?

I am not happy with this error, And this is big drawback of WP

I hope it ll be fixed

@rajan V, I wouldn’t be quick to point it as a drawback of WP. Like any system, security depends on the settings one chooses.

I would agree with wslade, making some of the changes suggested greatly helps. I, for one, made a lot of .htaccess changes after recovering my site.

Ok thecodeisclear Thanks for your help

and i let you know when i complete this steps

You said yourself that your site is hacked. The WordPress core has no known vulnerabilities. However, any compromised plugin or theme can be an entry point for hackers, even if it just installed but not active.

I know it is natural to want to know how the damage occurred. But the only way to resolve your problem is to remove or repair damaged files. Knowing the source of a hack seldom helps much in its repair.

If you or your host has a backup prior to the hack, you can have your site back in its undamaged state in 15 minutes or less.

If you don’t have a backup, following the guide and repairing the damage is the way to get your site working again.

Yes @wslade i understand your words, But i love WordPress am also create WordPress Plugins, I hope its solvable But it need to be more secure, Lots of site developed at this platform thats why am asking

Any way thanks for your valuable time and advice

Thanks again @thecodeisclear