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[Resolved] when I viewed my site, there was hacked information displaying

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Last updated by Christopher Amirian 2 years, 1 month ago.

Assisted by: Christopher Amirian.

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#2489517

I wanted to show my horses for sale page, and when I viewed it, there was x rated text on there.
How did someone do that. I don't have the submission page available to public? I deleted those entries, but won't to keep anyone else from publishing any information. This is my own site and. no one uses it but me. I do have clients that use this system, so I need to protect everyone.

#2490619

Christopher Amirian
Supporter

Languages: English (English )

Hi there,

From the Toolset point of view, the only way to submit content is via Toolset Forms.

I suggest that you make sure you enable the captcha functionality to your forms:

For more information:

https://toolset.com/course-lesson/protecting-forms-from-spam/

But as a general rule, you need to take WordPress security as a whole and make it secure.

The Google search below might be a good start for your research:

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Thank you.

#2492389

Well my forms are not made public, since I am the only one that submits the information. But I guess I can add the captcha to it anyways. But then again, anyone can still fill out the form. I'll read your links you sent and try to figure out more.
thanks.

#2492533

Christopher Amirian
Supporter

Languages: English (English )

Hi there,

If there are certain users that have access to the form you can use the method below:

https://toolset.com/course-lesson/controlling-access-to-front-end-forms/

But the captcha is still needed to avoid any sort of bot somehow accessing the form.

Thank you.