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Use the “Exclude wp-content Folders” tool instead. It is located here > BPS Pro > AutoRestore > Exclude wp-content Folders. Copy this folder name into an available text box > backuply and click the Save Folder Exclude Rules button.

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A 400 Bad Request error typically means that there is a coding mistake or the URL has a syntax error. Your web server is telling you that it will not process the request because it sees the request as invalid or incorrect.

Hi,

I am using an email template and have uploaded an image, but it is not showing in the emails sent out, but appears ok in the preview window when looking at the email template.

When visiting the url, I get the error –

walkingfootball.com 400 Bad Request Error
If you arrived here due to a search or clicking on a link click your…

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Thank you for your help but I got help from another vendor known as akiradecryptor.com. They were the most affordable one among the list I considered.

The people who were working on your site added the filter wp_debug_mode() or enable_wp_debug_mode_checks() in the website’s Theme functions.php file.

wp_debug_mode()

Might have something to do with this php error > /wp-content/themes/tt4dogg/functions.php on line 219

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Proven Data looks good > https://www.provendata.com/. They have excellent Trustpilot reviews. They have an F rating on BBB, but I looked at one of the complaints and it is ridiculous or spam. They have been in business for 16 years and only have 2 complaints on BBB. That is exceptional.

Hmm they appear to be legit to me. In any case, I’m not a computer/network server ransomware specialist. My area of expertise is website security, which includes web servers and websites. Do google searches for “Akira ransomware recovery” and be sure to check BBB and reviews for any possible companies that you find.

They are very expensive + don’t seem legit to me.

Trying to figure out which variant of Akira your server is infected with and then figuring out the encryption method would be very difficult unless you are very familiar with ransomware decryption. So yeah definitely go with a Pro.

Try these guys > https://www.ransomwarehelp.com/. They are BBB accredited, have good reviews and claim that if they cannot recover your data you pay nothing. Important Note: Ransomware Help has zero reviews on Trustpilot.

What to do for this?

My server is windows

Just checked your IP address and it has a high threat level. That could mean that you are a bad actor or your computer/network is compromised and your IP address is seen as an attack vector IP.

ThreatLevel: “high”: An IP address with a “high” threat level is an immediate and serious security risk. This is not a vague or minor threat but one…[Read more]

My first thought was to boot into Linux from a Linux boot disk (Hiren’s BootCD PE).  This is the method that these guys (DIRT) used on a VMware ESXi server > https://medium.com/@DCSO_CyTec/unransomware-from-zero-to-full-recovery-in-a-blink-8a47dd031df3

Do you have a Windows or Linux server? Is the server inhouse or offsite?

I think your web host (YourHosting.nl) uses Plesk. If that is correct then see this Plesk help topic for how to change your php server version for individual domains/website > https://support.plesk.com