How can I remove Japanese hacker in my site
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Hello,
How can I remove Japanese hacker in my site??
here i have attached screen shot for it , http://prntscr.com/cmxmmx
My website is hacked From long, please help out to solve this Problem
Thnx in advance
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hello sir,
have checked but still not removed content from my site, can u please suggest me any other option for this?
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Hi there
Google has a great resource for hacked sites. I suggest reading it over and discussing with your web dev team on how to best attack the issue at hand.
Hope this helps a bit! Good luck!
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