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Malware can get into your databases through various vulnerabilities, such as outdated plugins or themes, weak passwords, or compromised user accounts. Hackers exploit these weaknesses to inject malicious code directly into your database, often without you noticing. This hidden malware can affect your site’s content, performance, and security.
Common signs include unexpected redirects, strange posts or pages, slow performance, or warnings from security tools. A professional scan can confirm if your database has been compromised.
No, professional malware database cleaning only removes harmful code and does not affect your content, posts, or design. Your data is preserved while the malware is eliminated.
Leaving malware in your database can lead to repeated infections, compromised data, poor performance, and even getting blacklisted by search engines, harming your site’s reputation.
Yes, malware often goes unnoticed as it hides in your database, executing harmful actions in the background. A thorough scan is essential to detect and remove it completely.
Yes, after cleaning, we recommend updating all plugins, themes, and core files to close any security gaps and prevent further attacks on your WordPress site.
To prevent future infections, keep your WordPress site updated, use strong passwords, install security plugins, and schedule regular malware scans to maintain a clean database and secure website.

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