Do you have any statistics tool to check which are the concerned URLs?
Every provider has stats, right? Or maybe Google Analytics, or.. the jetpack plugin?
Thread Starter
pinokio
(@lapanwebsite)
Hi, curlybracket.
I have Google Analytics set up. Just 10 visitors since last night,
and 2GB spent. I think I suffer hacker attack, I had to download all website and database.
Now I plan to go on localhost and export posts, but I do not know where that attack came from, which plugin, or maybe it is theme.
I am one to blame, not all plugins were here, some were listed on another websites, I had feeling this could happen. All my posts are written in shortcodes. If I delete my theme, I can easilly throw all my functions (shortcodes), all my posts actually.
This is one more reason why should I use just plain html. I used easy tables plugin to give link from them to some resources, for movies or similar.
Not some serious site, but still it is very sad, I had hard work adding 1000+ posts.
Don’t know what to do, where to start.
Plan with localhost, but still I am not safe at all if I leave this shortcodes (I have to leave all functions.php).
Hi,
well, Google Analytics only counts visitors who have Javascript enabled and do not block Google (this is possible using different browser plugins), so Google Analyitcs is not a very precise statistic in this case I guess.
Do you have access to the server stats ?
It would be good to know what exactly happened.
However, please follow esmi’s advice just posted here http://wordpress.org/support/topic/my-site-is-hacked-5 on how to backup your data.
Thread Starter
pinokio
(@lapanwebsite)
Do you have access to the server stats ?
Yes, I have, but since I reported problem to host they asked me to backup site, and they removed everything else what stayed. Funny thing is my control panel is showing now 101% storage used, and there is nothing at all.
However, please follow esmi’s advice just posted here http://wordpress.org/support/topic/my-site-is-hacked-5 on how to backup your data.
I already know most of what he suggest.
Sucuri said it is clean.
Nothing weird is in htacceess:
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /lapan/
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /lapan/index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
And, yes, only way is localhost.
Nothing, I will work some days on this easily.
Download all plugins that I have had from wordpress.org.
Use some new theme, and gather everything.
Anyway I have much time for this now, since my bandwidth for this month is zero.
Thanks for your help, I appreciate it.
“Lesson learned the hard way.”
