Malware Removal

Overview

A hacked website can redirect visitors to scam pages, send spam, get blacklisted by Google, or be suspended by the host. Removing the visible symptoms is not enough: if the original entry point is left open, reinfection usually follows. We clean compromised websites thoroughly — finding and removing malicious code and backdoors, identifying how the attacker got in, closing that route, and helping remove blacklist warnings.

Problems we solve

Visitors redirected

Customers sent to spam or scam pages.

Blacklist warnings

Browsers and Google warn visitors away.

Host suspension

The hosting provider takes the site offline.

Reinfection

Quick fixes that leave backdoors behind.

How we solve it

We take a backup for evidence, scan files and database for malicious code, compare against clean versions of the software, remove backdoors, reset credentials, and update everything. We then identify and close the entry point, harden the site, and request blacklist reviews.

What’s included

Rapid response

Clean-up starts as soon as access is provided.

Full file & database scan

Malicious code and backdoors removed.

Entry point analysis

Finding how the attacker got in.

Credential reset

All passwords and keys rotated.

Blacklist removal

Review requests to Google and others.

What you get

Site restored

Clean, working website again.

Reinfection prevented

Entry point closed and site hardened.

Reputation protected

Warnings removed as quickly as possible.

How the work runs

01

Contain

Backup and limit further damage.

02

Clean

Remove malware and backdoors.

03

Close the gap

Fix the entry point and harden.

04

Recover

Blacklist reviews and monitoring.

Technologies we use

Malware scanners File integrity comparison Google Search Console Cloudflare WordPress security tools

Pricing

Project-based

Custom Quote

Quoted per incident after an initial assessment of the site and extent of infection.

Initial assessment
Malware and backdoor removal
Entry point analysis
Credential rotation
Hardening
Blacklist review requests

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FAQ

Malware Removal: frequently asked questions

How do I know my site has been hacked?

Common signs include unexpected redirects, spam pages in search results, browser warnings, a host suspension notice, or unfamiliar admin users.

Will we lose data during the clean-up?

We back up the site before making changes and work to preserve legitimate content.

How long do blacklist warnings take to clear?

After we request a review, clearing times depend on the provider — often days rather than weeks.

Industries we build this for

Small Businesses E-commerce

Ready to start your malware removal project?

Tell us what you are trying to build. We will tell you honestly whether it is a fit, and what it would take.

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Malware Removal: website hacked? We clean it up and lock it down