Malware and hack clean-up for compromised websites — removing malicious code, closing the entry point, and restoring trust.
Customers sent to spam or scam pages.
Browsers and Google warn visitors away.
The hosting provider takes the site offline.
Quick fixes that leave backdoors behind.
Clean-up starts as soon as access is provided.
Malicious code and backdoors removed.
Finding how the attacker got in.
All passwords and keys rotated.
Review requests to Google and others.
Clean, working website again.
Entry point closed and site hardened.
Warnings removed as quickly as possible.
Backup and limit further damage.
Remove malware and backdoors.
Fix the entry point and harden.
Blacklist reviews and monitoring.
Custom Quote
Quoted per incident after an initial assessment of the site and extent of infection.
Common signs include unexpected redirects, spam pages in search results, browser warnings, a host suspension notice, or unfamiliar admin users.
We back up the site before making changes and work to preserve legitimate content.
After we request a review, clearing times depend on the provider — often days rather than weeks.
Harden your website against common attacks with secure configuration, protective headers, a web application firewall, and monitoring.
A structured review of your websites, systems, accounts, and practices — with a prioritised, plain-language action plan.
Automated, off-site, tested backups and a clear recovery plan — so a failure, mistake, or attack does not become a disaster.