This is a case of general security. At a minimum do the following steps: Delete the file you found in wp-admin Delete the htaccess file Download the official wordpress from wordpress.org and upload it to your server, overwriting anything it finds. If possible delete the wp-admin and wp-includes folders and any files starting with wp- […]
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“Pretty” permalinks usually require mod_rewrite, and IIS (common on Windows servers) does not support mod_rewrite. (If you are using Apache 2.0.54, on Windows, mod_rewrite may work, provided it is enabled in apache\conf\httpd.conf.) If you are using IIS 7 and have admin rights on your server, you can use Microsoft’s URL Rewrite Module instead. Though not completely compatible with mod_rewrite, it does support WordPress’s […]
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