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Brilliant.. Thanks, this was the fix needed!!

Bump!!!

Strange that no one has figured this out yet???

Bump!!! No body uses SFC/STC plugins??

I’m looking for a similar script that can show either a full page ad with self timer or on user clicking ‘close’ before showing the site.

Thanks a ton Dan.. I’ve been facing this problem. Thanks for sharing this tip.

Bump!! Is there anyone who can or has a hack for this?

Hello,

I’m using wp 3.1 and despite enabling post excerpt it doesn’t show up while adding a post.

Also after adding a link in a post, I am redirect to a new post.

Has anyone had a similar experience? Looking for a resolution

Hello,

Has anyone figured this out? I’m using the WPMP plugin.

I first set up m.mydomain.com as a CNAME to mydomain.com and the entire site shows up in mobile version

bump!!

anyone?

No worries. It’s a learning experience. Visit https://wpmu.org/ to stay up to date on the latest WP security fixes, tips and hacks to make your WP site more secure.

Not an issue. Check with your hosting provider and ask them to send you the last backup they had taken. Then just follow the steps mentioned above and you should be on track.

copied and backed up the “blog” folder under my domain, then deleted the WP install via Cpanel and reinstalled WP

How is your website structured? is it something like yourdomain.com/blog and blog is the folder where you have your WP installed?

If yes, then copying the blog folder back on won’t help because the posts/pages and everything else is stored in the mySQL database. The ideal way to do it is to either export your WP posts/pages using the WP Export/Import plugin

OR

Upload your .mysql files via your phpmyadmin and connect the db by manually configuring wp-config.php

I think once you get your blog up and running, probably the next step would be to go back to your phpmyadmin and do a quick search for terms such as ‘some-familiar-word-often-used-in-the-hacked-links’ and delete them.

Let me know how it goes.

Hi,

in noob’s terms base64 is a code encryption for php used to prevent code modification and at times used to prevent malicious scripts from being obvious.

https://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encoder.asp this site does a encode/decode.

The base6 must be either in your theme files or in one of the plugins (start with the theme’s header/footer) mostly like places to see the encryption.

Once you decode it, please paste that code or parts of it here so that someone can suggest a remedy.

P.S: As a thumb rule, you should not be using free themes or plugins that come with base6 encode.

PPS: Try installing bulletproof security, wp malware watch plugins to make your wp site more secure.

Was it some kind of plugin or a free theme that you used that might have been the cause for this?

Read this:
https://wpmu.org/wordpress-security-101-8-tips-tricks-and-tweaks-to-secure-your-wordpress-website/

the .htaccess in the folder where your wp-admin/wp-includes and so on folders are placed.

Once you do that, try switching back to the one of the default WP permalink structure, this should sort of get all the posts back up and running.