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  • I received the exact same email with the same User IP in Lithuania.
    I manually blocked this IP using wordfence – the free version.

    This then reported to me:
    Republic of Lithuania Republic of Lithuania
    IP: 92.62.129.97 [unblock] [permanently blocked]
    Reason: Manual block by administrator
    Hostname: 92.62.129.97
    No attempts have been made to access the site since this IP was blocked.
    0 hits before blocked
    0 blocked hits
    Permanently blocked

    If it is correct that there have been no hits before blocked then the email from wordfence is either:
    incorrect or a rogue selling technique

    anyone with any advice on this would be most welcome

    Same thing here. It is happening to 3 of 3 wordpress installations (all have the current release of Wordfence installed). A new user created in each one.

    A user with username “backup” who has administrator access signed in to your WordPress site.
    User IP: 92.62.129.97
    User hostname: 92.62.129.97
    User location: Republic of Lithuania

    Hi all,

    Have you all checked you WordPress users table? On a personal site, I experienced a hack where a new user was created and had to delete the user out of the table.

    If a new user has been created, you’ll want to update all themes and plugins.

    https://www.wordfence.com/docs/how-to-clean-a-hacked-wordpress-site-using-wordfence/

    Tips from WordPress Codex:
    https://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked

    -Brian

    Thread Starter paulgul

    (@paulgul)

    Hi Brian, thanks for the tip, on checking my user tables I found 4 entries that should not have been there all with admin rights, one of them was for user “Backup”. I have now deleted these entries.
    I’ll now check my site for any signs of hacking although a quick look yesterday didn’t reveal anything.
    Paul

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