Hacked WordPress site? I clean it and close the door.
WordPress malware removal for sites that redirect to spam, show a Google warning or were suspended by the host. I remove the malware, find how it got in, fix that gap and ask Google to lift the warnings.
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01Quick answer
How do you fix a hacked WordPress site?
Take a full backup first, then scan files and the database for malicious code and remove it, along with hidden admin users and backdoors. Update everything, change all passwords and security keys, and request a review to remove Google or blacklist warnings. Finally, harden the site so the same hole cannot be used again.
02Sound familiar?
What usually goes wrong.
Redirects to spam
Visitors, or only visitors from Google, get sent to pharmacy, casino or scam pages.
A red warning screen
Google or the browser warns people away, and your enquiries stop overnight.
It keeps coming back
A plugin removed the malware once, but the site was hacked again within days.
03What is included
Everything the job needs.
A full WordPress malware removal, not a quick scan, so the site is clean and the way in is closed.
- Backup firstA full copy of files and database before anything is touched.
- File and database scanEvery file and database table checked, not just the ones a plugin knows about.
- Malware and backdoor removalInfected code, hidden files and backdoors removed by hand where needed.
- Rogue users and keysUnknown admin accounts removed, passwords and security keys changed.
- Google and blacklist reviewsReview requests sent so warnings are lifted once the site is clean.
- Hardening and firewallUpdates, file permissions, login protection and a firewall to close the way in.
- Off-site backupsAutomatic backups stored away from your server, ready if anything happens again.
- Plain reportWhat was found, how it got in and what was changed, in plain language.
04How it works
Four steps, no surprises.
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Tell me what you need
Send a short brief or book a call. I reply within one working day with questions or next steps.
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Get a fixed quote
You get the scope, the price and a dated plan in writing before any work starts.
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I do the work
Built and tested on a staging copy, with an update after each milestone.
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Launch and handover
It goes live at a quiet time, I check everything again, and you get a recorded walkthrough and notes.
05Why work with me
A freelancer with agency standards.
You talk to the person doing the work, from the first call to launch day. The domain, hosting, content and code stay in your accounts, and the price is agreed before anything starts.
More about me- Websites built
- 1,200+
- Countries served
- 30+
- Years freelancing
- 8+
- Average rating
- 4.9
07Reviews
What clients say.
We had a very serious issue — our entire server was infected with malware, and three of our websites were hacked. Sukesh did an outstanding job! He not only cleaned the whole server and removed all malicious scripts but…
Our website was infected and I needed a quick turnaround. He originally quoted about a day but worked hard and got us back better than ever in just a few hours. He communicated the whole way through and made great…
I recently had the pleasure of working with Sukesh Das, and I couldn't be more satisfied with the results! After discovering malware on my website and a Google blacklist warning, I was worried about the impact on my…
How quickly can you clean my site?
My WordPress malware removal service starts as soon as I have access and send an update when the site is clean. Google's review of a warning usually takes a few days after that.
Will I lose any content?
No. I take a full backup first and remove only malicious code, users and files, so your pages, posts and orders stay in place.
Why does malware keep coming back?
Usually because the way in was never closed: an outdated plugin, a nulled theme, a weak password or a hidden backdoor. Cleaning without fixing the cause means it returns.
What access do you need?
WordPress admin access and access to your hosting account or file manager. Database access helps for deeper infections.
Is a security plugin enough?
It helps, but it is not a full fix. Plugins often miss infections in the database or in custom files, and they cannot tell you how the attacker got in. Proper WordPress malware removal finds that too.
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