Website hacked? Let’s get it back.

Signs your site has been hacked

• Visitors (or Google) get sent to spam, gambling or pharmacy sites.
• Search results show pages you never made, often in other languages.
• Browsers show a red “deceptive site” or “dangerous site” warning.
• Your host suspended the account or warned you about malware.
• There are admin users or files you don’t recognize.

If you’re seeing any of these, act quickly — every day it stays infected can cost you visitors and search rankings.

What we do

1. Secure a copy of the site as it is, so nothing is lost and we can trace what happened.
2. Remove the infection — malicious code, injected spam pages, rogue files and unknown admin accounts.
3. Find the way in — an outdated plugin, a weak password, a vulnerable theme — and close it.
4. Update and reset — platform and plugins updated, passwords and access keys changed with you.
5. Clear the warnings — request reviews so search engine and browser warnings can be lifted.
6. Lock it down — tighter access, security settings and working backups, so a future problem is a quick restore instead of a crisis.

After the cleanup

You get a plain-English summary of what happened, what we fixed, and what we’d recommend next. Most re-infections happen because a site goes un-updated again, which is exactly what a care plan prevents.