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Every day it stays live costs you more traffic, more trust, and more risk to your customers. Vulnerable plugins, brute-forced logins, and core file tampering are behind almost every WordPress compromise. We find the exact entry point, remove every trace, and lock it down against the next attempt.
We've spent years cleaning WordPress specifically, we usually know exactly where to look first.
The majority of WordPress hacks enter through an outdated or abandoned plugin. We identify every plugin and theme with a known vulnerability, remove the injected code, and patch or replace it.
Weak or reused admin passwords let attackers in through the front door. We audit every user account, force credential resets, and lock down login with rate limiting and MFA.
Often the sign of a modified core file. We diff every core file against the official WordPress.org checksums to catch changes hidden inside wp-admin, wp-includes, or wp-config.php.
Usually a must-use plugin or a fake wp_cron entry recreating the infection, a persistence trick that survives a normal plugin cleanup. We check both on every engagement.
Spam links, redirect scripts, and rogue admin users hidden inside wp_options, wp_posts, and wp_users. We scan every table, not just the file system.
A classic sign of malware that only redirects Googlebot or mobile visitors, so the site owner sees nothing wrong. We test as multiple visitor types to catch what a normal visit won't reveal.
We identify your WordPress version, active theme, and full plugin list, then cross-reference against known vulnerabilities and CVE databases to find the likely entry point immediately.
Every core file is checksummed against the official WordPress.org release for your version. Anything that doesn't match is flagged and inspected line by line.
Each installed plugin and theme is checked against vulnerability databases. Compromised or abandoned plugins are removed or patched; legitimate ones are updated.
We scan wp_options, wp_posts, and wp_users for injected content and rogue accounts, then remove them without breaking legitimate site data.
Disabling file editing in wp-admin, restricting XML-RPC, enforcing strong passwords and MFA, and setting correct file permissions across wp-content.
A clean re-scan, a written incident report, and a recommendation for which security plugin (if any) is worth keeping active going forward.
A white screen of death is usually a PHP fatal error, often caused by a plugin conflict or a corrupted core file from the attack. It's one of the more common symptoms we see and is quick to diagnose.
Rarely. We clean and repair the existing installation using core checksums rather than a full wipe, so your content, media, and SEO history stay intact.
In most cases, yes. Our forensic scan identifies the specific vulnerable plugin or theme version, which is included in your written incident report.
Yes. We regularly work within managed hosting environments and coordinate with your host's support team where server-level access is involved.
Emergency Response, 24/7
Every minute your site is compromised, the damage compounds. Our security team is standing by.
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