Is your website broken?

If your site has been infected, there is a good chance that it has been added to a list of dangerous sites by antivirus programs or Google. This means that some users will see a warning when accessing your website. We’ll check whether your page appears on such lists and, if possible, take steps to remove it.

This lets us find out what attack occurred and potentially also track the vulnerability that allowed for the infection to happen. We’ll also detect any possible backdoors that may allow attackers to re-virus.

The database is another place where viruses are easy to hide. In many cases, the attacker adds a user to the site who is hidden in the panel or sews other traps into the base. We will check and clean your database from any attackers.

Themes and plugins are the most common cause of website infections. To effectively clean up your webpage, plugin codes and theme codes must be reviewed and secured.

If malware has infiltrated the server, the ‘htaccess’ file may contain malicious redirects and the contents of ‘wp-config’ file are compromised (including database access data). We will analyse these settings and secure them accordingly.

We won’t install any plugins – we won’t pretend they have a chance of working. We will, however, implement safeguards to prevent the infection from recurring.

These attacks are uncommon, however if you have inadequate protection against them then they can turn into a much more serious DDoS attack (especially on shared hosting). A few simple tricks will help us to keep your site safe from these attacks.

If your site has been infected, there is a good chance that it has been added to a list of dangerous sites by antivirus programs or Google. This means that some users will see a warning when accessing your website. We’ll check whether your page appears on such lists and, if possible, take steps to remove it.