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Cleanup of a hacked or infected WordPress site
Strange links showing up in Google, an antivirus warning blocking your own site, a host threatening to suspend it — the signs of a WordPress hack are often visible before anyone understands what's happening.
A hacked site doesn't always announce itself with a black screen. Often, it's the quiet signs that raise the alarm first: unfamiliar pages showing up in Google results, a browser flashing a warning, or simply a host flagging suspicious activity.
This service identifies the real source of the intrusion — not just the visible symptoms — removes the malicious code, closes the doors used to get in, and checks that nothing remains before calling the site clean.
A site cleaned without understanding how it got infected gets hacked again — we make sure the original weakness is actually fixed, not just hidden.
- Diagnosis: identifying the original weakness, not just the symptoms
- Cleanup: removing malicious code, closing unauthorized access points
- Verification: post-cleanup check to confirm no reinfection
- Urgency: priority handling, shorter turnaround
- Recommendation: setting up monthly maintenance to prevent it happening again
