Remove malware from your website and secure it

Malware can hide inside website files, databases, plugins, themes, or injected scripts while causing redirects, security warnings, suspicious content, broken functionality, or poor search visibility.

I will thoroughly inspect your website for common signs of malware and compromise, identify suspicious files, injected code, malicious scripts, unauthorized changes, and redirects, then remove the identified infection safely.

The cleanup includes checking affected website files and databases where applicable, reviewing suspicious administrator accounts, inspecting plugins and themes, and testing important pages after the removal.

Once the malware has been cleaned, I will apply appropriate security improvements to reduce common reinfection risks and verify that the website is functioning correctly.

Deliverables include: malware scanning, infection identification, malicious-code removal, suspicious-file cleanup, database checks, redirect cleanup, security hardening, post-cleanup testing, and practical prevention recommendations.

The goal is to leave your website clean, functional, and better protected.

I will deliver:

• Website malware scan
• Malware infection investigation
• Suspicious file identification
• Malicious-code removal
• Malicious script cleanup
• Suspicious file cleanup
• Database malware checks
• Malicious redirect cleanup
• Unauthorized account review
• Plugin and theme checks
• Outdated component review
• Security configuration improvements
• WordPress security hardening where applicable
• Website functionality testing
• Post-cleanup verification
• Reinfection prevention recommendations
• Basic recovery guidance for security warnings where applicable

This service is suitable for WordPress websites, business websites, ecommerce stores, blogs, landing pages, and other CMS-based websites experiencing malware or suspicious activity.

Revisions: Unlimited rounds included.

Note: Server-level infections, compromised hosting accounts, custom application vulnerabilities, and third-party infrastructure may require separate investigation and pricing.