Website Security: Removing Malware From Website

Two excellent plugins

  • Ithemes security pro. Is affordable. There is a free version that is limited. Find plugin on WordPress.org here. It used to be called Better Wp Security.
  • Wordfence.com premium plugin for protection. Wordfence is more expensive and not better.

I use plugins and if something happens, I will escalate to the following companies.

Companies that offer website security

These companies offer subscription plans and can remove malware on a site and protect it.

These companies require a monthly subscription.

  • Sucuri.net offers good plans. They are slightly cheaper than others below. Most of their communication is done via chat, they don’t take phone calls.
  • Sitelock.com. Is partnered with bluehost.com and other hosts. Avoid them. They are very aggressive and overpriced.

Removing Malware From Website Yourself

I was able to watch the following video and remove malware from my site from blue host. I called and asked bluehost.com support to scan my site. Their Malware.txt report gives you each file that is a problem and shows you the path to go to it. I basically followed that path and went and removed those files.

Using a tip in the video below, I downloaded a new copy of Moodle from Moodle.org and identified the corrupted file and replace it with a new version of the downloaded software. I did back up of it first before doing anything.

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