WordPress admin password in free acces
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I have a site that was develop 2 years ago. Today some guy said me that admin access of my site are in free access.
Site was developed by one small webagency. I checked in DB wp_users and saw only one fake user added couple years ago (it seems for testing). I do not see my actual admin acces at this table.
I am not sure how this happend. Where I can find my admin login/passwords? Any search on DB by login name do not give me any results.
WordPress version is 4.5.15
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asked Nov 22 at 16:33
Юрій Юрий
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I have a site that was develop 2 years ago. Today some guy said me that admin access of my site are in free access.
Site was developed by one small webagency. I checked in DB wp_users and saw only one fake user added couple years ago (it seems for testing). I do not see my actual admin acces at this table.
I am not sure how this happend. Where I can find my admin login/passwords? Any search on DB by login name do not give me any results.
WordPress version is 4.5.15
wordpress security
asked Nov 22 at 16:33
Юрій Юрий
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up vote
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I have a site that was develop 2 years ago. Today some guy said me that admin access of my site are in free access.
Site was developed by one small webagency. I checked in DB wp_users and saw only one fake user added couple years ago (it seems for testing). I do not see my actual admin acces at this table.
I am not sure how this happend. Where I can find my admin login/passwords? Any search on DB by login name do not give me any results.
WordPress version is 4.5.15
wordpress security
asked Nov 22 at 16:33
Юрій Юрий
11
I have a site that was develop 2 years ago. Today some guy said me that admin access of my site are in free access.
Site was developed by one small webagency. I checked in DB wp_users and saw only one fake user added couple years ago (it seems for testing). I do not see my actual admin acces at this table.
I am not sure how this happend. Where I can find my admin login/passwords? Any search on DB by login name do not give me any results.
WordPress version is 4.5.15
wordpress security
wordpress security
asked Nov 22 at 16:33
Юрій Юрий
11
asked Nov 22 at 16:33
Юрій Юрий
11
asked Nov 22 at 16:33
Юрій Юрий
11
asked Nov 22 at 16:33
Юрій Юрий
11
asked Nov 22 at 16:33
Юрій Юрий
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Since you have access to the wp_users table, just modify the username and email directly in the database, then go to the site's forgot password page and reset your password.
answered Nov 22 at 16:42
stillatmylinux
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1. I cant see my actual username at wp_users. There is only one item made in 2016 2. I am afraid that admin login/password are really in free acces for all internet.
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 16:49
Then you need to reset the password of that existing password to be safe and scan the site for malicious code using sucuri.net
– stillatmylinux
Nov 22 at 16:57
everything is fine except outdated WP version. If someone interesting I used this link for scaning: sitecheck.sucuri.net
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 17:48
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
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Since you have access to the wp_users table, just modify the username and email directly in the database, then go to the site's forgot password page and reset your password.
answered Nov 22 at 16:42
stillatmylinux
762618
1. I cant see my actual username at wp_users. There is only one item made in 2016 2. I am afraid that admin login/password are really in free acces for all internet.
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 16:49
Then you need to reset the password of that existing password to be safe and scan the site for malicious code using sucuri.net
– stillatmylinux
Nov 22 at 16:57
everything is fine except outdated WP version. If someone interesting I used this link for scaning: sitecheck.sucuri.net
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 17:48
add a comment |
up vote
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Since you have access to the wp_users table, just modify the username and email directly in the database, then go to the site's forgot password page and reset your password.
answered Nov 22 at 16:42
stillatmylinux
762618
1. I cant see my actual username at wp_users. There is only one item made in 2016 2. I am afraid that admin login/password are really in free acces for all internet.
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 16:49
Then you need to reset the password of that existing password to be safe and scan the site for malicious code using sucuri.net
– stillatmylinux
Nov 22 at 16:57
everything is fine except outdated WP version. If someone interesting I used this link for scaning: sitecheck.sucuri.net
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 17:48
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Since you have access to the wp_users table, just modify the username and email directly in the database, then go to the site's forgot password page and reset your password.
answered Nov 22 at 16:42
stillatmylinux
762618
Since you have access to the wp_users table, just modify the username and email directly in the database, then go to the site's forgot password page and reset your password.
answered Nov 22 at 16:42
stillatmylinux
762618
answered Nov 22 at 16:42
stillatmylinux
762618
answered Nov 22 at 16:42
stillatmylinux
762618
answered Nov 22 at 16:42
stillatmylinux
762618
762618
1. I cant see my actual username at wp_users. There is only one item made in 2016 2. I am afraid that admin login/password are really in free acces for all internet.
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 16:49
Then you need to reset the password of that existing password to be safe and scan the site for malicious code using sucuri.net
– stillatmylinux
Nov 22 at 16:57
everything is fine except outdated WP version. If someone interesting I used this link for scaning: sitecheck.sucuri.net
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 17:48
add a comment |
1. I cant see my actual username at wp_users. There is only one item made in 2016 2. I am afraid that admin login/password are really in free acces for all internet.
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 16:49
Then you need to reset the password of that existing password to be safe and scan the site for malicious code using sucuri.net
– stillatmylinux
Nov 22 at 16:57
everything is fine except outdated WP version. If someone interesting I used this link for scaning: sitecheck.sucuri.net
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 17:48
1. I cant see my actual username at wp_users. There is only one item made in 2016 2. I am afraid that admin login/password are really in free acces for all internet.
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 16:49
1. I cant see my actual username at wp_users. There is only one item made in 2016 2. I am afraid that admin login/password are really in free acces for all internet.
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 16:49
Then you need to reset the password of that existing password to be safe and scan the site for malicious code using sucuri.net
– stillatmylinux
Nov 22 at 16:57
Then you need to reset the password of that existing password to be safe and scan the site for malicious code using sucuri.net
– stillatmylinux
Nov 22 at 16:57
everything is fine except outdated WP version. If someone interesting I used this link for scaning: sitecheck.sucuri.net
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 17:48
everything is fine except outdated WP version. If someone interesting I used this link for scaning: sitecheck.sucuri.net
– Юрій Юрий
Nov 22 at 17:48
add a comment |
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