Malware removal
Malicious files and database entries removed, and blacklist or browser-warning reviews requested where needed.
Overview
A compromised site usually means spam pages, redirects to other sites, a browser warning or a blacklist listing that hurts your search traffic. Cleaning the visible damage isn't enough if the way in stays open, because the attacker simply returns.
Tools & platforms we use
What's included
Malicious files and database entries removed, and blacklist or browser-warning reviews requested where needed.
Firewall, file permissions, login protection and updates configured to close the gaps attackers rely on.
Scheduled backups stored away from the server, so a compromised or failed server doesn't take them with it.
A real restore test and a written recovery procedure, so you know how long getting back online takes.
Questions
Yes. We clean it, find the entry point and close it. If the site is on a blacklist, we help with the review requests too.
No one honestly can. We close the known gaps and add protections that make a repeat much less likely, and with a monitoring plan we catch problems early.
It depends on how often your content changes. A brochure site might need daily backups, a store may need much more often. We agree the schedule and retention with you.
WordPress is the most common case and we know its weak points well, but the server-level work applies to any site or app we can access.
Quick question?
Not ready for a full brief? Send a question and a developer who works on this will answer it, usually within one business day. No sales call, no obligation.
Already have designs or a scope? Send a full project brief instead.
Ready to get started?
Share the site and any symptoms and we'll come back with a plan and a fixed estimate. For an active hack, say so and we'll prioritise it.
If the first milestone doesn't match the brief, we'll revise it at no extra cost.
NDA signed before we see anything. Delivered under your brand.