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It does take a little bit of coaxing and trickery, and it can be done.

If there’s any modifications done to your database that you didn’t authorize, any spam links, whatever, change your database passwords, change all of your wp-admin administrator passwords. Being actually paranoid is a really big asset when you’re working with security. If you do suspect that your database was ever compromised, it’s best to just assume that they were compromised, that all the passwords were hacked, right? It’s better to be paranoid. Question #3: If your database got compromised, can they be code or password?Īnswer: Well, the passwords are usually hashed and salted, so it can be done, yeah. There’s so many different add-ons available, tons of different security plugins and add-ons and that stuff.
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I encourage everyone to support open-source software whenever they possibly can. I am a huge, huge, huge supporter of open-source. Question #2: One of our viewers was curious to know what’s your browser of choice?Īnswer: Firefox. Just defense and death have backups, and focus on the road forward is I think, in my opinion, a better use of time.
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It could be a brand new one that someone just found, and there is no update for the plugin. If you have a vulnerability on one of your plugins, it depends on whether or not that vulnerability is known or not. Just make sure that you’re focusing more on proactive measures to ensure that the problem does happen again. I think it’s better to focus your energies on that to try to prevent problems going forward, than kind of getting caught up in the minutia of how they got in, when they got in, why did they hack me, all that kind of stuff, because they’re hard questions to answer. Just follow the regular updating, maintenance, site maintenance, having good passwords. But in my opinion, it’s probably better just to focus on the road ahead of you rather than behind you, and just to try to be proactive about it.

There are companies that do forensic services, too, but they’re pretty expensive work. It goes pretty deep in sometimes, right? You can spend a lot of time trying to figure out exactly how they got in, and come up fruitless at the end of it. Server logs are probably your best friend when it comes to that, but you have to be cautious because that’s a rabbit hole that you may or may not want to go down. Just be really proactive about it, because it can take a really long time to do forensics work and try to figure out how they got in exactly. Just taking every possible defensive measure, update all of your software. I think it’s better to focus on just defense and death. But it can be really difficult to determine the source. If you have any plugins on your website that have known vulnerabilities, then that’s a pretty strong indicator that’s probably what happened. It’s already happened, but you can look at your server logs. These can be really difficult questions to answer, and sometimes it’s not even really worth answering, because the hack is done. People almost always want to know who hacked me, how did they hack me, when did it happen.
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Question #1: “Is there a way to figure out how the hacker got in so we can patch the vulnerability?” For example, they can clean up all the plugins, but if the vulnerability is within a plugin that they’re using, they can always get back in even with a fresh copy.Īnswer: This is one of the most common questions that we get asked at Sucuri.
