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The login data for the website may have been compromised by a malware infection on the computer, or by criminals hacking the website from the outside. Unnoticed by the owners of the website, malicious code for spam content is deposited on the host/web space. It is also possible that attackers gained access via the administrator login of the content management system (CMS), or that they may have exploited security flaws in outdated plug-ins in order to upload malware. Through the use of these files, spam content is injected into the WordPress theme or into the database, thus creating concealed links to malicious websites.
