Google warnings
Google shows “This site may be hacked”, or a red warning page.
Yeah, it is stressful. We map the infection, remove the malware we identify, close confirmed weaknesses, and get the site working again. Most cleanups finish within 24 to 48 hours.
These are the usual signs. One of them is enough to write to us.
Google shows “This site may be hacked”, or a red warning page.
The homepage is gone, replaced with a hacker's message, or the site will not load. The host may have suspended the account.
The host writes about spam complaints, or your email reputation tanks overnight.
There is an administrator in the dashboard you did not create.
Click the site and end up on a casino or pharmacy page. Classic hack symptom.
The site crawls, the server is maxed, or traffic spikes with no explanation.
The same six steps we use on care-plan cleanups. You get a report, not only a green scanner result.
We preserve a working copy, then map infected files, database rows and user accounts. The likely entry point is reported with a confidence level when the evidence supports one.
Identified backdoors, shells and injected scripts are removed. WordPress core is replaced with a clean copy. Automated tools can miss persistence.
Fake admins, JavaScript hidden in posts, spam links. The part a file scan never sees.
Cleaning is pointless if they can get back in. Security hardening and vulnerability patching: updates, password reset, an access review, permissions, and Bearmor installed.
Once the site is clean, we can request a review. Google controls approval and timing.
The report lists the infection, likely entry point where known, vulnerable or non-updatable software, and what was removed, replaced and hardened. Residual risk is stated. Then we leave Bearmor Security running with uptime and vulnerability alerts switched on.
Not only a scanner result. You get the site back, plus a record of the work and what still needs attention.
Identified malware and persistence removed, database cleaned, and matching WordPress core restored.
Core, repository plugins, attacker tools and manually cleaned components are listed instead of hidden behind “all clean”.
Outdated, abandoned, premium and non-updatable software is separated so you know what can and cannot be replaced automatically.
The most likely route is explained with confidence and evidence. If the evidence is not enough, the report says so.
Anything that still depends on the host, a licensed component or a later decision stays visible.
Bearmor Security stays configured after the cleanup, so the next change does not wait for a customer to tell you.
Mon-Fri, 8:00-17:00 CET. Most cleanups finish in 24-48 hours. On a care plan, cleanup is included.
Tell us the site and what you need. A person replies within one business day.
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