Hacked Website? We'll Clean It Up.
Professional malware removal, backdoor cleanup, and security hardening — with a full report of what happened and how we prevented it from happening again.
Malware Scanning & Removal
We perform deep server-side scans to locate and safely remove malicious scripts, pharma spam, and database injections without breaking your site.
Backdoor Elimination
Hackers leave backdoors to get back in. We find hidden admin accounts, malicious cron jobs, and PHP backdoors so they stay out.
Google Blacklist Removal
Has Google flagged your site as dangerous? We'll submit the reconsideration request to get the warning removed as fast as possible.
Security Hardening
Once clean, we update core files, lock down permissions, patch vulnerabilities, and implement firewalls to prevent future attacks.
Every cleanup includes a detailed post-mortem showing exactly what was compromised and the steps we took — written like our public hack-recovery case study.
Free Hack Recovery Guides
Want to assess the damage yourself first? These guides cover the most common infection patterns step by step.
Malware Removal FAQ
My site was cleaned before but the malware keeps coming back. Why?
Reinfection means the cleanup removed the payload but missed the persistence mechanism — a backdoor file, a rogue admin account, a malicious cron job, or a loader hiding in mu-plugins. Our cleanup audits every persistence location, which is why our fixes stay fixed.
How do I get the "This site may be hacked" warning removed from Google?
The site must actually be clean first — Google re-scans before lifting the label. We remove the infection, close the entry point, serve 410s for indexed spam URLs, then submit the security review through Search Console. Reviews typically clear within a few days of a genuine cleanup.
Will you find how the hackers got in?
Yes — that is the difference between a cleanup and a lasting fix. We correlate file timestamps with access logs to identify the entry point (usually an outdated plugin or stolen credentials) and patch it, so the same door is not standing open afterwards.
Do I need to take my site offline during cleanup?
Usually not. We work on the live server with a full backup taken first, and containment (credential rotation, session invalidation) happens before eradication, so attackers are locked out while the site keeps serving visitors.