If I remember correctly, I offered you help last time and warned you this would happen again. Your site was infected with a virus back then as well. A website that isn't properly protected doesn't truly belong to you, it belongs to everyone. Hackers are a constant and persistent threat.

My own site is under heavy attack, receiving around 1,000 intrusion attempts per day, mostly from Russia, Korea, and China, though there are others too. And yet, in the past 15 years, none of them have ever succeeded in breaching it.

If you do nothing, your server will eventually be compromised and used to launch attacks on others. As your traffic grows, you naturally become a more attractive target, not just for automated bots but also for more sophisticated attackers looking for vulnerabilities.

Ignoring this reality puts not only your data at risk, but also your users, your reputation, and potentially the broader web community if your compromised server becomes part of a botnet or a platform for malware distribution.

Security is no longer optional. It’s a fundamental responsibility of anyone running a website.