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A "this site may be hacked" warning or Safe Browsing flag can cut your traffic to almost nothing overnight. We clean the underlying infection, patch the vulnerability, and file the reconsideration requests that actually get you delisted.
Shown directly under your listing in Google search results, visible to every single searcher before they even click through.
A full-page red interstitial in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari that blocks visitors from reaching your site at all.
Sites typically lose 80–95% of organic traffic within hours of being blacklisted, since most visitors never get past the warning.
A blacklisted domain often has its outbound email blocked or spam-filtered too, silently breaking order confirmations and customer communication.
A reconsideration request filed before the infection is fully removed almost always gets rejected. We do it in the right order.
We check Google Search Console, Safe Browsing, McAfee SiteAdvisor, Norton Safe Web, and Bing to see exactly which vendors have flagged you and why.
Blacklisting is always a symptom of an underlying compromise: malware, spam injection, or a phishing page. We find and remove it completely before requesting review.
Vendors will re-flag a site that gets reinfected. We close the entry point first so the reconsideration request actually sticks.
We submit a detailed reconsideration request through Google Search Console documenting what was found and fixed, plus equivalent requests to Bing, McAfee, and Norton where flagged.
Google typically reviews requests within 24–72 hours. We track the request and follow up if a review stalls or comes back incomplete.
Once delisted, we set up ongoing malware monitoring so you're never caught off guard by a repeat flag.
Once the infection is fully removed and a reconsideration request is filed correctly, Google typically reviews within 24–72 hours. Incomplete or rushed requests are rejected and restart the clock, which is the most common delay we see.
No. Cleaning the site removes the cause, but the blacklist flag itself has to be actively cleared through each vendor's own review process. Search Console won't update on its own.
We handle the submission and monitor it end-to-end, but as the site owner you'll need to have Search Console access set up. We'll guide you through that if it isn't already.
It can, if the original vulnerability wasn't actually patched. That's why root-cause patching and hardening are included in every engagement, not just the cleanup itself.
Emergency Response, 24/7
Every day on the blacklist is lost traffic and lost revenue. Our security team is standing by.
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