[ WordPress  /  WordPress Malware Removal ]

Hacked site, cleaned within 24 hours.

Redirects to a site you have never heard of, spam pages in Google, or a big red warning in front of your visitors. I clean it properly, find how they got in, close it, and get the warnings removed.

Usually cleaned within 24 hours · Fixed price · Reinfection guarantee

24 hrstypical turnaround
Fixedprice, quoted upfront
30 daysreinfection guarantee
Delistinghandled for you

[ Symptoms ]

What a compromised site looks like.

If any of these sound familiar, the site is almost certainly compromised rather than merely broken.

Redirects to another site

Visitors land somewhere else entirely, often only on mobile or only from search results, so you never see it yourself.

Strange pages in search results

Hundreds of indexed pages in another language selling products you have never heard of.

A browser warning

A full-page red interstitial telling visitors the site is deceptive or contains malware.

Email stopped being delivered

The server has been used to send spam, so your domain and IP are now on blocklists.

Admin users you did not create

New accounts with administrator rights, sometimes hidden from the users list entirely.

Files changed at odd hours

Core files modified with obfuscated code, and modification dates faked to look original.

[ How it works ]

Contain, clean, then close the door.

01  —  Hour 0-2

Contain

Full backup taken for forensics, then the active payload stopped so the site stops harming visitors and stops sending spam while I work.

02  —  Hour 2-12

Clean

Core, theme and plugin files compared against clean sources, database scanned for injected content, and every backdoor hunted down — not just the one causing symptoms.

03  —  Hour 12-24

Harden & delist

Entry point closed, credentials rotated, hardening applied, then review requests submitted to search engines and blocklist providers.

[ What actually changes ]

What a proper cleanup includes.

A scanner plugin deletes files that match a signature. It does not find the second backdoor, and that is why sites get reinfected within a week.

Cleanup

  • Core file comparison — every WordPress file checked against the official release, byte for byte.
  • Theme and plugin audit — including nulled or pirated plugins, which are a leading infection route.
  • Database cleaning — injected scripts, spam posts, malicious options and rogue scheduled tasks.
  • Backdoor hunt — uploaded shells, modified config files and poisoned must-use plugins.
  • Uploads directory sweep — executable files hiding among images where they have no business being.

Recovery & prevention

  • Root cause identified — you get told how they got in, not just that the site is clean now.
  • All credentials rotated — admin users, database, hosting panel, FTP and API keys.
  • Blocklist delisting — review requests submitted to search engines and security vendors.
  • Hardening applied — file permissions, disabled file editing, login protection and update policy.
  • Written incident report — what happened, what was removed and what to watch for.

[ Example engagement ]

Store back online before the next business day.

An online store redirecting mobile visitors to a scam page, flagged by browsers and dropped from search. Cleaned overnight, delisted within 48 hours of submission.

Illustrative example of a typical engagement. Figures vary with the state of your systems and are not a guarantee of a specific outcome.

19 hrsto a clean site
7backdoors found
48 hrsto warning removed
0reinfections since

[ Emergency · same-day response ]

Site actively compromised right now?

Send the URL and what you are seeing. You get a reply the same day with a fixed price and a realistic timeline, not an hourly estimate.

Get help now

[ Pricing ]

Pricing that fits your budget.

Tell me the number you have to work with. I'll tell you honestly what's achievable within it — and if it isn't enough, I'll say so before we start rather than halfway through.

Fixed project price

Scope agreed in writing, price agreed in writing, before any work starts. No hourly creep and no invoice you haven't already approved.

Monthly retainer

For ongoing work — maintenance, monitoring, updates and small changes. Month to month, cancel whenever, no minimum term.

Hourly for small jobs

For a single bug or a short task where writing a full scope would cost more than simply doing the work.

Budget too tight for the whole thing? I'll often suggest doing the highest-value part first and the rest later, rather than doing all of it badly.

[ Questions ]

Urgent questions.

How fast can you start?

Same day for genuine emergencies. Most sites are fully cleaned within 24 hours of getting access. If your site is actively redirecting visitors or sending spam, say so clearly in your first message.

Will I lose content or customer data?

No. This is a cleanup, not a restore from an old backup. Your posts, pages, products, orders and customers stay exactly as they are — only malicious code is removed.

Can I not just restore a backup?

Only if you know exactly when the infection started, and most people do not. Backdoors often sit dormant for weeks, so restoring frequently reinstates the compromise along with the content.

Why do scanner plugins keep missing it?

Scanners match known signatures. Attackers obfuscate and leave several independent backdoors, so removing the one that triggers a scan leaves the others in place. That is the reinfection loop.

What if it comes back?

Every cleanup includes a 30-day guarantee. If the same compromise returns within that window, I clean it again at no charge and treat the root cause as unfinished work on my side.

Do you also remove the Google warning?

Yes. Review requests are submitted to search engines and blocklist vendors once the site is verified clean. Removal usually takes 24 to 72 hours after submission, though that timing is theirs, not mine.

[ Let's talk ]

Tell me what's broken.

Describe the problem in a few lines and you'll get a real reply from the person who'd do the work โ€” same working day, no discovery call required.