Hello, wci, & welcome.
In looking at your domain via MXToolbox, it appears you’re using Cloudflare. My first thought is to disable cache & see if that helps. I don’t use Cloudflare, I therefore don’t have any idea how to do that. Sorry.
Database corruption may also be an issue, as may be a site compromise, as sometimes it’s wise to alter Wordfence’s settings to catch more evidence of a hack. Let’s try disabling cache first though & see if it helps.
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wci
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Hi Abletec,
I hope you are well and sorry for the late response as the holiday time came to spend with my family.
I’ve deactivated Cloudflare and repaired the setup of both issues and re-run the scan with anti-mailware and wordfence, but still getting those issues after a few hours. Do you have any further ideas?
Best regards, Alex
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wci
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P.S. I’ve additionaly deactived the plugins
– Foo_Plugin,
– easy-noindex-nofollow and
– Contact Form 7 Datepicker
I hope this will maybe help too as those were mentioned within the wordfence security report.
Hi, Alex. First, I hope you had a great holiday w/your family, & that you’re staying well & safe. & wishing you all the best for 2021.
If I suspect a site compromise, then 1 of the things I do is to scan using Wordfence, w/the following options all checked. You will likely want to uncheck some of these when you’ve finished, so please make note of the options that were initially unchecked so you can go back & uncheck them when the scan is complete.
* Scan core files against repository versions for changes
* Scan theme files against repository versions for changes
* Scan plugin files against repository versions for changes
* Scan wp-admin and wp-includes for files not bundled with WordPress
*Scan for signatures of known malicious files
* Scan file contents for backdoors, trojans and suspicious code
* Scan file contents for malicious URLs
* Scan posts for known dangerous URLs and suspicious content
* Scan comments for known dangerous URLs and suspicious content
* Scan WordPress core, plugin, and theme options for known dangerous URLs and suspicious content
* Scan for out of date, abandoned, and vulnerable plugins, themes, and WordPress versions
* Scan for admin users created outside of WordPress
* Scan for unauthorized DNS changes
* Scan files outside your WordPress installation
* Scan images, binary, and other files as if they were executable.
Let’s do the Wordfence scan w/those options checked & please include the report in your next reply.
If the report appears to show no evidence of a site compromise, (that still doesn’t eliminate the possibility, btw), then we’ll move onto addressing the possibility of database corruption.
Sound like a plan? If so, then let’s rock!
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wci
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Hi Abletec,
thanks again for your helping advice. OK let’s proceed…
Also strange is, each time after the strange thing has happened of missing content, and trying to login to the backend I am getting the info from wordpress to update the database. Screenshot > https://www.screencast.com/t/pWLk2KpL
My routine is to
– do the database upgrade
– re-change authorization key of the profitengine api code (as the old key is activated instead of the new key)
– re-import “wp_xyz_ihs_short_code” database table settings
Please find here the wordfence activity log after the scan process
> https://www.2share.info/?_wfsf=viewActivityLog&nonce=107bf66eac
Best regards, Alex
Hey Alex? Your log isn’t viewable–it just redirects to homepage. Could you possibly do a Pastebin or similar? & did you check those Wordfence options I suggested when you did the report?
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wci
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Hi again,
I’ve done a news scan and copy/pasted the log into the dropbox as word file.
Please use this link to see the log file entries
Best regards, Alex
Alex, can you please explain to me why your site url is reported in the Wf log as:
http://url2768.2share.info
? What’s the url2768?
This is particularly troubling since the url I just queried you about is http://, but when I go to your site, the protocol is https. Looks like you might have 2 database table prefixes in 1 database, & you’re installing your plugs, etc, to the wrong 1?
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wci
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Hi Abletec,
well I am not 100% sure what you mean.
In the settings in WP backend the domains are set as
WP URL: https://www.2share.info
Site URL: https://www.2share.info
Domains are forwarded from http:// to https://
as I am using also the plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ssl-insecure-content-fixer/
As all 2share.info domain requests are forward to https://www.2share.info
it seem all is working perfect.
Please give me a feedback if that is what you wanted to know or define what you need with more details.
Have a nice weekend so far.
BR, Alex
P.S. within wp-config the DB Prefix setup is:
$table_prefix = ‘wp_’;
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wci.
Alex, when I do a Wordfence log on my site, it starts out like:
site: https://www.brightstarsweb.com/wordpress
Yours starts out as:
site: http://url2768.2share.info/
so that is what, evidently, your Wordfence views as your site url. This is what I’m asking about. Do you have any insights into this? It surely doesn’t look right to me whatsoever.
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wci
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Hi again Abletec,
you are write. The site url: http://url2768.2share.info is strange and I did not setup this in my backend. Also I cannot find any entry in the database of “url2768.2share.info” or “url2768”.
I am still confused and want to know how we can proceed to solve this.
Best regards, Alex
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wci
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Hi Abletec, are you still with me?
BR, Alex
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wci
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Dear Abletec,
Just for info,
The strange thing is, after a few days the site seems to work unexpectedly proper well.If just checked and found the proper site approach.
The only thing which was suspect that I each time in need to update the database before I log in into the backend. Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/gDlP7nBNta
I hope this will also help to solve the issue.
Best regards, Alex
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