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Hacked website recovery

Your site was hacked. Let’s take it back.

Unexpected redirects, unfamiliar admin users, a defaced page or a warning from your host? Tell us what happened. We’ll review the evidence and agree a recovery scope before making changes.

Recovery / Three priorities

  1. Contain

    Work with your host to limit the damage.

  2. Investigate

    Review access, changes and available evidence.

  3. Recover

    Restore, close the entry point and verify.

Your situation first. A written scope next.

Recovery begins with your actual situation
Start here

Keep the evidence.Limit the damage.

Contact your hosting provider and ask about containment and available logs. Save the warning or suspicious URL and note when you first noticed it.

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01 / What changed

Tell us what changed

Share the public website address, your host and the symptoms. A screenshot of a warning can help; private customer records and passwords do not belong in the inquiry.

02 / Before a reset

Avoid a blind reset

A reinstall or backup restore can remove evidence and may leave the original entry point open. Coordinate changes with your host and the person handling recovery.

The work

Find the cause.Check the recovery.

The exact work depends on the site, hosting access and evidence available. We confirm what can be investigated, repaired and verified in the written scope.

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01 / Review

Review access and changes

Examine available logs, accounts, files and configuration to understand the compromise and the systems involved.

02 / Repair

Contain and repair

Coordinate containment, remove identified malicious changes and address the entry point. A clean backup can be part of the plan when it is suitable.

03 / Test

Restore and test

Check the recovered pages, forms, redirects and other agreed features. Record what was checked and any unresolved risks.

04 / Follow-through

Plan the follow-through

Agree the account, update, backup and monitoring work needed after recovery. Larger repairs or a rebuild are quoted separately.

Recovery / Questions

Before you reach out.

01

Can you help with a hacked WordPress site?

We can scope a review of a WordPress site and its hosting, accounts, plugins and themes. We first confirm access and what has happened. Recovery and hardening are based on those findings.

02

Does a security update remove an existing compromise?

An update can close a vulnerability. It does not establish that malicious files, accounts or other changes are gone. Recovery also needs investigation and verification.

03

How quickly can the site be recovered?

Timing depends on access, the extent of the compromise and whether a suitable backup exists. We confirm availability and the recovery plan after the initial review. The inquiry form is not a 24/7 incident hotline.

04

Will I have to replace my website?

Not automatically. We consider repair, restoration and rebuilding against the condition of your site and what the business needs. You approve the scope before work begins.

Website recovery inquiry

Tell us what happened.Start with the facts.

Share the website address, host and the symptoms you noticed. We’ll confirm availability and what we can review.

Tell us what happened

We’ll confirm availability and the scope of the review.

No passwords, access tokens or private customer data here. We’ll arrange access separately if needed.

This form is not a 24/7 incident hotline. For an active issue, contact your hosting provider too.

We use your information to reply to this inquiry.

We read the symptoms, check what access and evidence are available, and confirm what we can review. Recovery work starts after you approve a written scope.

  • Website address, host and symptoms
  • A written recovery scope before changes
  • No passwords or customer records in the form

If the site is actively causing harm, contact your hosting provider while you arrange recovery help.

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