codeManiac

Hey !
A responsive website means 1 and only 1 website that works on all devices and it looks different when the screen size changes in order to suit best your device 🙂 so if you want a responsive website it will be only 1 website not 2 or 3 websites as you mentioned. Anyway I thought you may want to know that.
For what you need now,a wordpress theme has many templates.Some for different kind of pages and others for blogs ( pages containing posts ) so yes by using wordpress you ll be able to put both your blog and other website page on 1 website.I see you use wp already for blog, so about your subscribers and posts you will loose none of them if you install a new theme and don’t touch the database 🙂

Try to find such option in your hosting panel or ask for your hosting support to do it for you after telling them about the problem 🙂

usually you find apache logs under /var/log/apache2 in your server files but well am not sure if you will know how to deal with this but apparently the advice is hiring someone who knows how to do it , simply reinstalling wp is one of the quick and dirty solutions I advised to stay away from.If the server is also compromised ( which is prolly the case because it can be used for setting mailers for spam etc ), new wp installation won t change anything.Also if we say the server wasn’t compromised , if you reconfigure your website just like before it was compromised without identifying the vulnerability,it will certainly be hacked again. To resume, best solution is hiring someone who knows how to deal with such cases 🙂

Adding a captcha is most popluar solution , search for a plugin for that and it will solve the issue

that’s a base64 encoded backdoor and I assume the backdoor code is right after the opening tag of every php file mentionned above.First, start with shutting down the website until the problem is solved, there maybe an exploit kit ( assuming worse case here ) and it would affect your website visitors.Then, try to find out what’s the vulnerability that caused your website to be hacked ( apache logs would be a quick way to find out ) , fix it in the backup files and restart your website.Honestly, it won’t be sthg easy if you didn’t already know how to do it.Quick and dirty solutions will only delay getting your website hacked again