To remove a real infection we need to get into your hosting for a moment. It's easier than it looks: just follow the steps for your panel. If you get stuck, email us and we'll do it together.
It's usually at yourdomain.com/cpanel, or your host emailed it to you. If you can't find it, tell us your host and we'll track it down.
In the cPanel search box type FTP and open FTP Accounts.
Username: nudayosh · Password: click "Generate". Under "Directory" leave the site's folder (usually public_html). Click Create FTP Account.
Click "Configure FTP Client" and note down: Server, Username, Password and Port. Send them via the secure link below.
Usually at yourdomain.com:8443. Your host gave it to you when you signed up.
In your domain's menu → Websites & Domains → FTP Access.
Name: nudayosh · generated password · site's root folder. Save.
If your plan allows it, enable it under SSH Access: the cleanup is faster and more thorough. If not, FTP/SFTP works fine for us.
When you signed up, they sent you your FTP/SFTP details. Search your inbox for "FTP", "SFTP" or "login details".
Server/Host (e.g. ftp.yourdomain.com) · Username · Password · Port (21 FTP / 22 SFTP).
Tell us your host's name (IONOS, OVH, Hostinger, SiteGround…) and we'll tell you exactly where they are.
No need to give us FTP: install our free plugin, paste in your license key and we connect on our own. The plugin quarantines the malware instantly and we review the rest.
See the WordPress plugin →In your WordPress → Plugins → Add New → upload the Nudayosh plugin → Activate.
Format NU-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX. You get it when you order the cleanup.
From the plugin, click "Open my panel" to see the status in your Nudayosh dashboard.
Email us at info@nudayosh.com and we'll send back an encrypted one-time link where you paste the details. We can also do a video call and guide you live.
Request my secure link