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== Malware attacks can cause significant harm to your WordPress site, resulting in data breaches, unauthorized access, slow performance, or even a total shutdown. This guide will explain what malware is and provide steps on how to remove it from your WordPress site. ==

==== Malware attacks can cause significant harm to your WordPress site, resulting in data breaches, unauthorized access, slow performance, or even a total shutdown. This guide will explain what malware is and provide steps on how to remove it from your WordPress site. ====

== Impact of Malware ==

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	== Malware attacks can cause significant harm to your WordPress site, resulting in data breaches, unauthorized access, slow performance, or even a total shutdown. This guide will explain what malware is and provide steps on how to remove it from your WordPress site. ==		==== Malware attacks can cause significant harm to your WordPress site, resulting in data breaches, unauthorized access, slow performance, or even a total shutdown. This guide will explain what malware is and provide steps on how to remove it from your WordPress site. ====

	== Impact of Malware ==		== Impact of Malware ==