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Good.
Over 20 years of web programming experience. Ready to help.

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Good day, I am ready to start working right now! Message me privately!

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Vladislav, the situation with the virus in the database requires not just content cleaning, but a complete detection of backdoors through which reinfection occurs. I will find the vulnerable plugin, clean the malicious code from the files and the database, and also set up protection to close the entry point.

Have you kept the server log files for the last day when the changes in the database started, so I can more quickly find the specific file with the virus?

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Hello! Familiar situation — often it is due to an outdated or "nulled" WP plugin that content is replaced through the database. I will check the site files and database for malicious code, find the entry point (plugin/theme/backdoor), clean it up, update passwords, and close the vulnerability to prevent the virus from returning. I am ready to show the result in approximately 3 days.

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I have experience in virus removal. Payment after the result. Is there a backup before the infection?

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According to the description, the virus entered through a vulnerable plugin and replaces content via the database — a typical scheme with injections in wp_options/wp_posts and malicious code in theme files. I will check the WordPress core, plugins, .htaccess, and the database for foreign code, remove injections, update keys and passwords, and close the vulnerability. The timeframe is approximately 3 days. Please let me know if there is access to the hosting panel and the database?

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