The Web Guy Web Fixes
Malware cleanup, suspicious users, file hardening, recovery staging, DNS, mail, hosting, and cache layers.
Related Web Fixes
Short work notes from related cleanup, debugging, implementation, and support tasks.
A WordPress security note about preserving forensic evidence, tracing a browser warning to injected database JavaScript, and validating the rest of the installation before closing the incident.
A hosting note about staging a custom-domain cutover, documenting the DNS records, and preserving the old hostname for redirects once ownership changes were ready.
A security cleanup note about distinguishing a real WordPress compromise from a separate hosting firewall problem that was blocking external site-health crawlers.
A WordPress security note about scanning files and database records, packaging clean deployable files, and removing a malicious user from the database.
A WordPress security note about removing malicious plugin directories, injected theme code, cache payloads, and hardening sensitive file access.
A WordPress recovery note about staging an original backup locally, cleaning import files, refreshing core, and quarantining suspicious inactive assets.
A security audit note about scanning for infected pages, reviewing malware indicators, and identifying where deeper filesystem access was still needed.
A malware recovery note about restoring down sites, removing injected scripts, reviewing suspicious users, replacing core files, and starting hardening.
A WordPress security note about reviewing a compromised-looking site from dashboard access only and outlining the deeper cleanup path.
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