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Hacked WordPress Sites
WordPress site owners and maintainers struggle with constant hacking, reinfection, and hidden vulnerabilities across many sites.
In their words
the ones who break things usually touched plugin settings or tried installing something sketchy
we need to rebuild a big part of the website for free
that host was always getting compromised. I'd have to call them up regularly to get them to patch their instance.
6.4.3 needs integrity monitoring on all of them. Feels impossible manually.
A client of ours website recently got hacked which lead to their domain getting flagged as malware, which impacted their emails etc.
Neither of the most recent WordPress/cPanel CVEs had been patched.
when six findings land at once there's no obvious way to say which one matters this week
I want to define the role properly and build a repeatable process instead of becoming someone who only runs scanners.
Had to deal with similar mess last year when client's photography portfolio got compromised through outdated contact form - took days to clean up the damage and rebuild trust with their customers.
I’m trying to build a safe and repeatable process rather than rely on ad-hoc tool output.
Every update feels like something might stop working, so I always end up double-checking everything afterward.
some of our older websites have recently been getting hacked
You simply cannot put Wordpress into a customers hands, let it run for 5 years and expect it not to blow up
I have had a bunch of my WordPress sites hacked in the last couple of months, I'm in the process of migrating most of my sites to EmDash.
WordPress site maintainers
Where they talk
- r/Wordpress
- r/ProWordPress
- r/WordpressPlugins
- r/sysadmin
- r/cybersecurity
- r/Hostinger
- r/msp
- r/webdev
Tools they use today
- WordPress
- Wordfence
- Cloudflare
- cPanel
- MalCare
- MainWP
- Patchstack
- WooCommerce
Why those fall short
- licenses fail, no support response, plugins bloat db and crash
- no maintenance status, reviews, bug reports, or update signals
- no clear abandoned flag, no auto-delisting, no way to claim plugins
- dashboards show CLEAN while server-side scanners silently stop scanning; no cross-site username check
- scanners miss deep persistence; files regenerate in milliseconds; database and processes stay infected
Map of ideas
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