Create a recovery point before deleting files or making broad configuration changes.
WordPress security help, without the jargon
Install BitFire, configure protection, investigate malware, troubleshoot blocks, and recover safely with practical, plain-English guidance.
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Choose the situation that best matches your website. You can return here at any time to browse every guide.
Set up BitFire
Install the plugin, complete the initial checks, and safely enable protection.
Start installation Suspicious websiteScan for malware
Review suspicious files, use AI analysis, and repair or remove confirmed malware.
Open malware guide Legitimate action blockedTune a security rule
Resolve a false block without turning off the protection your website needs.
Troubleshoot a blockAll BitFire support guides
Step-by-step documentation for WordPress administrators, from first installation through advanced investigation.
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Installation guide
Install BitFire, check hosting compatibility, configure initial protection, and test important website features.
Read the guideCore settings
Understand BitFire's browser, bot, firewall, runtime, and system settings with recommended defaults.
Review settingsManage protection
Investigate a problem
Malware scanner
Scan, review, analyze, repair, and safely remove suspicious WordPress files.
Scan and cleanError log
Find useful error details and collect the information support needs to diagnose a problem.
Review errorsThreat Hunter
Look beyond files for hidden processes, scheduled tasks, database malware, rogue users, and persistence.
Hunt hidden threatsAnswers and support
Frequently asked questions
Find straightforward answers about BitFire features, plans, compatibility, and common security questions.
Browse the FAQContact BitFire
Get help with installation, a suspicious file, an active attack, or an unusual hosting configuration.
Contact supportUse the narrowest safe action.
You rarely need to disable protection to solve a problem. Review the evidence, change one item at a time, and test the affected feature afterward.
A familiar name or flagged file is not enough by itself to make a security decision.
Leave the item unchanged or restricted and contact BitFire Support for a second opinion.
Send us the details.
Include your domain, what you were trying to do, what happened, and any request ID, error message, file path, or console log shown by BitFire.