Hacked Website Recovery Services
Recover a compromised website, remove backdoors and malicious redirects, repair damaged files and reduce the risk of reinfection.
Ask about this service on WhatsAppA structured recovery path for a compromised website
This service is intended for site owners who need the compromise investigated and cleaned without treating every unusual file as disposable. The work starts with access and evidence, then moves through cleanup, validation and practical hardening.
When this service is a fit
- Unknown administrator accounts, changed passwords or lost access to the site dashboard.
- Unexpected redirects, blank pages, altered content or a site that stopped working after an intrusion.
- Suspicious files, scheduled tasks or users that return after a quick restore or partial cleanup.
- A hosting, browser or search warning that points to a wider compromise.
What you receive
- Cleanup of confirmed malicious files and database items within the agreed scope.
- A plain-language summary of suspicious artifacts and affected areas found during the review.
- Validation notes for core pages, login and other important site functions that can be tested.
- A prioritized follow-up list covering access, updates, backups and relevant host or search-platform actions.
How the work is approached
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Preserve and assess
Confirm available access, preserve a current backup where possible and document the visible symptoms before changing the site.
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Map the compromise
Review affected files, database records, users, scheduled tasks and integrations to identify likely entry points and persistence.
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Clean and restore
Remove verified malicious code and backdoors, then repair or replace altered legitimate components from trustworthy sources.
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Validate and reduce risk
Test important pages and admin functions, check for remaining indicators and provide prioritized credential, update and hardening actions.
Questions before cleanup
What access is normally needed?
The useful minimum is usually hosting or file access, database access and a site administrator account. Access can be limited to the work period and should be shared through a secure channel, never a public form.
Can the website remain online during recovery?
That depends on the type of compromise and the risk to visitors. A maintenance page, staging copy or temporary isolation may be safer when active malicious behavior is present.
Does cleanup stop every future attack?
Cleanup addresses the malicious activity and persistence that can be found in the agreed scope. Continued updates, strong credentials, backups and monitoring remain important after recovery.
What should I prepare before contacting you?
Send the website URL, the symptoms you can see, when they began, any recent site changes and whether a usable backup exists. Do not include passwords in the first message.