Recovering from a WordPress Hack

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Got hit by a WordPress hack? Keep calm and carry on! SiteBay’s got your back with tools designed to restore your site’s glory days, pre-hack.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to fighting back with SiteBay’s Point-in-Time Machine (PIT Machine), a literal lifesaver for your site:

Access Your SiteBay Dashboard: First thing, log in with your email and password. Locate the PIT Machine: Dive into your dashboard and click on the PIT Machine tab for your site. Choose Your Moment: Pick the exact moment before the hack occurred using the calendar and timeline. Initiate Restoration: Click the restore button to start the magic. The process might take a minute, depending on your site’s size. Site Check-Up: Once the restoration is complete, your site will revert to its pre-hack state. Double-check to ensure everything’s smooth and secure.

With the PIT Machine, SiteBay turns the tide on WordPress hacks, making recovery smooth and straightforward. Hit the restore button and watch your site bounce back stronger!

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