
<p>We identified that some of your WordPress core files were modified. That might indicate a hack or a broken file on your installation. If you are experiencing other malware issues, please use a <a href="https://sucuri.net/website-security/malware-removal" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Server Side Scanner</a>.</p>

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                <p>Marking one or more files as fixed will force the plugin to ignore them during the next scan, very useful when you find false positives. Additionally you can restore the original content of the core files that appear as modified or deleted, this will tell the plugin to download a copy of the original files from the official WordPress repository. Deleting a file is an irreversible action, be careful.</p>
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