Recovering from a WordPress Hack

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Bounce Back: Recover Your WordPress Site Like a Pro

Has your WordPress site been hit by a hack? Don’t panic – our ultimate recovery guide will help you restore your site to its former glory in no time.

Step-by-Step Recovery Process

  1. Access Your Dashboard: Log in with your credentials to reach your SiteBay dashboard.
  2. Locate the PIT Machine: Navigate to the Point-in-Time (PIT) Machine tab to review available restoration points.
  3. Select Your Restoration Point: Choose the exact moment before the hack occurred using the intuitive calendar and timeline.
  4. Initiate the Restore: Click the restore button to begin the recovery process. The duration may vary based on your site’s size.
  5. Perform a Site Check-Up: Once the process completes, verify that your site has been successfully restored and all functionalities are intact.

Why Choose SiteBay’s Recovery Tools?

  • Fast & Reliable: Our PIT Machine quickly reverts your site to a secure, pre-hack state.
  • Data Protection: Secure your data by restoring from a clean backup, minimizing the risk of lingering vulnerabilities.
  • User-Friendly Process: Follow clear, actionable steps to get your site back online with minimal downtime.

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