WordPress Emergency Incident Recovery & Security Remediation
Pain Points (Public)
Site owners face prolonged downtime following CMS compromises, experiencing interrupted business communications from disrupted email routing alongside severe organic search penalties caused by malicious spam indexing, often compounded by missing hosting credentials or the absence of clean backups.
Suggested Approach (Public)
Deliver an end-to-end incident response process by re-establishing server and hosting panel access, purging malware injected into core files and MySQL databases, reconfiguring DNS records to revive mail service, and submitting site reconsideration requests via Google Search Console to clear indexing penalties.
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Development brief PRO
- Position initially as an on-demand incident response service targeting WordPress sites broken via cPanel or FTP, rather than attempting an unproven full-auto SaaS tool.
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- Build an automated file-integrity checker script in PHP that compares core WordPress files against official checksums to isolate malicious cPanel/FTP modifications.
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