The plugin is available for any website owner that is using WordPress. This security plugin will monitor file changes, provide audit trails, apply hardening features and detect various types of malware, SPAM and other infections. The Sucuri...
Malware remediation is a core function of what Sucuri offers under it’s Website AntiVirus product line. To initiate the security response associated with your plan, you will need to submit at ticket so that our analysts can take appropriate...
How We Communicate: At Sucuri, all client communication is handled through our ticket system. When you have questions or need help, feel free to use the ticketing system in any of these conditions: You think or know you are infected. Your site is...
In order for us to clean your site, we need FTP or SSH access to your hosting account. By providing this, we are able to evaluate and scan every file in your site. This information can be found in cPanel or in your hosting company’s dashboard. Since...
Having your site cleared is very easy! All we need is: Your site’s URL S/FTP or SSH host S/FTP or SSH username S/FTP or SSH password We need this information to log into your site and begin the cleanup process. If you do not know where to find your...
In order for us to clean websites, we need FTP (File Transfer Protocol) or SSH access. Depending on the type of infection we encounter, we are able to remove malicious code from your site simply using your site’s admin login without FTP access...
Brute force directory guessing attacks are very common attacks used against websites and web servers. They are used to find hidden and often forgotten directories on a site to try to compromise. Directory Guessing Targets Attackers generally focus...
Brute force, or password guessing, attacks are very common against websites and web servers. They are one of the most common vectors used to compromise websites. The process is very simple and the attackers basically try multiple combinations of...
A Layer 3 DNS Amplification is a type of DDoS attack where the attacker hides the origin of the attack from the targeted site by reflecting the attack off of a third party. It also uses amplification, meaning that the victim receives more byte...
“An HTTP flood attack is a type of Layer 7 application attack that utilizes the standard valid GET/POST requests used to fetch information, as in typical URL data retrievals (images, information, etc.) during SSL sessions. An HTTP GET/POST flood is...