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Wordfence – malicious wflogs files

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I’d just like to ask, what to do with maliciuous (aparently) Worfence files? It looks that all are located in wp-content/wflogs directory.
I managed to delete malicious code from “rules.php” since it was at the top, before <php
but I am afraid to do anything with the rest: ips, config, attack-data.
I have same problems also on two subdomains.

I tried to reinstal Wordfence but the problem persist. Should I delete directory wflogs and again install wordfence?

Also, wordfence gave me positives on some Sucuri files too, also located in wp-content directory under sucuri. I deleted sucuri plugin and also those files, so no problem there. But just to clarify… is that possible that such plugin is hacked?

Thanks


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