You build a blog, put careful effort into designing it either from scratch or through a CMS like WordPress, fill it with excellent content and take care to contract high quality hosting servers; then, one day you visit your main URL and find your browser warning you that it’s being directed to a high risk website, or maybe you type in your URL and nothing appears, just an error page! Or, maybe you even visit your pages and find yourself getting redirected to some other page offering things like gambling pages, or other unwanted pages. That’s how quickly hack attacks can happen, and the result can be deeply shocking if you hadn’t been expecting it for any reason.
Whatever the case may be, don’t go flying into a blind panic just yet. There are solutions that can at least help you recover control of your domain, and maybe, with a bit of luck, you might even be able to get all your data back.
Let’s cover the essential steps to dealing with a blog hack after it’s happened and maybe even coming out of the situation in good shape with everything recovered.
