CodeGuard

Login to CodeGuard dashboard.

Identify the last successful backup timestamp prior to the update.

Select 'One-Click Restore'.

Choose to restore only the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.

Confirm restoration and verify site functionality.

Receive 'Change Alert' notification from CodeGuard.

Review the database diff to identify corrupted tables.

Select the database restore option.

Roll back the database to the state 24 hours prior.

Run MalwareGone to ensure no residual backdoors remain.

Search for the specific filename in the CodeGuard file explorer.

Select the file from the most recent backup.

Click 'Restore' for that single file.

Verify file reappearance on the production server.

Take an on-demand backup of the old server.

Change connection settings to the new server's SFTP.

Initiate a 'Restore to New Location'.

Verify the site resolves correctly on the new IP.

Access the 'Change History' log.

Export the CSV report of all file modifications.

Filter by date and user to demonstrate integrity.

Submit report to the compliance department.

Identify the time of the bulk upload.

Select the database backup from the hour before the upload.

Perform a partial restore of the 'products' table only.

Synchronize the live site to verify price correction.

Revert site to a pre-hack state via CodeGuard.

Lock down the site temporarily.

Apply security patches immediately.

Run a fresh backup to establish a new 'clean' baseline.