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10 May 2010

WordPress Sites Hacked in Bulk



By now, I’m sure we have all heard about the numerous WordPress sites that have been hacked on several of the major hosting providers. From all of the reports so far, no one can seem to figure out what the problem is or how the breaches are happening.

Is the problem a server misconfiguration, outdated WordPress blog, weak passwords or a serious bug in WordPress itself?

If your site has been hacked and you have access to the access_logs, post them along with any other relevant information that you have and as a community let’s go through the information to see if we can find the problem.

GHTime Code(s): fa962 d7fed 
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Tags: Exploit, Hacking, Vulnerability, WordPress

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