Community Q&A:
my website is getting attack by hacker
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mailbox4wu / 5 Points Time:
2014-10-17 12:09 am EST Category:
Website Troubleshooting Hits:
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mailbox4wu / 5 Points Time:
2014-10-17 12:09 am EST Category:
Website Troubleshooting Hits:
162
To Whom it may Concert,
EMAIL: **********@gmail.com
DOMAIN: *******.com
QUESTION:
Hi, my website has been hacked by someone, they stole my website back end login info and login to it, change my some information. after I knew it, I did have change the login info, and correct all the info, what they change, but now, I am still keep seeing them keep attacking my website , I saw They are from everywhere with different country IP Address. The attacker must be using proxy servers, so anything can you guys can help me to stop them to doing this for my website? thanks
EMAIL: **********@gmail.com
DOMAIN: *******.com
QUESTION:
Hi, my website has been hacked by someone, they stole my website back end login info and login to it, change my some information. after I knew it, I did have change the login info, and correct all the info, what they change, but now, I am still keep seeing them keep attacking my website , I saw They are from everywhere with different country IP Address. The attacker must be using proxy servers, so anything can you guys can help me to stop them to doing this for my website? thanks
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Hello, Thank you for contacting us about protecting your website from hackers. This is a good question. Since this is a public forum, I marked out the account specific information from your question. Keep in mind when you post in a forum, that anyone can see it. I'm glad you were able to recover after the hack. Please ensure you are using strong passwords for all your accounts, including cPanel, AMP, Dashboard, email accounts, etc. Since security depends on how your site was built, I recommend reading our guide on Website Security. It goes over several different software, and CMS's. We are happy to help further, but will need some additional information. What type of CMS are you using? For example, WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal. How do you see them attacking your site? For example, are you reviewing the logs in Google Analytics? If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below. Thank you, John-Paul |
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