what you do if you are blog attacked by hackers

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    what you do if you are blog attacked by hackers
     
    sandylembang, May 1, 2010 IP
  2. minasiin

    minasiin Guest

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    I think i will contact with my webhosting company and tell them what happened
     
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  3. superciamik

    superciamik Peon

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    I will be asked to support for the hosting, is it still can be repaired?
     
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  4. JoomlaDesigner

    JoomlaDesigner Active Member

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    I'll just restore my back and My blog will back again in 5 mins ;)
     
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  5. deluxdon

    deluxdon Catch Me If You Can...!!!™ Staff

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    Take backup of your blog's DB at least every week and you don't have to worry about that.

    DON.
     
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    kittyluver Notable Member

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    One my blog (e-make-money-online.com) is attacked by a hacker. But I am unable to retrieve till today. I had a bad time with those BAD Guys. :(
     
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    robyries Notable Member

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    that why i dont use paid hosting,.. just use blogger and you don't have to worries about hacking, except your blog get banned :D
     
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    tjsocr22 Active Member

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    I would email your hosting company. They should email you back asking you to identify yourself by asking you a couple of personal questions related to your account. Once this is done they will reset the hosting back to default or change your password for you to have access to it again.
     
    tjsocr22, May 1, 2010 IP