Malware cleanup
Suspicious files, injections, redirects, and modified code are cleaned carefully.
Hacked WordPress recovery
Hacked WordPress site recovery with cleanup, patching, and a clear incident report.
We remove malware, identify the likely entry point, repair damage, and help reduce the chance of repeat compromise.
What you get
Cleanup is only the beginning
A clean site needs the entry point closed, access reviewed, and monitoring tightened.
Entry-point review
We check plugins, users, file permissions, and common vulnerability paths.
Post-cleanup monitoring
The site is watched after cleanup so recurring symptoms are caught early.
What goes wrong
A hacked site needs cleanup and closure
Removing visible malware is only one part of recovery. You also need to understand how it got in and what stops it returning.
Hidden backdoors remain
Attackers often leave reinfection paths inside themes, plugins, uploads, or unknown admin users.
Search results get poisoned
Spam pages, redirects, and injected metadata can damage organic visibility long after cleanup.
Security plugins miss context
Automated scans can flag symptoms, but they do not always explain the entry point or business impact.
Customers see warnings
Browser, antivirus, or search warnings create immediate trust damage.
Restores can reintroduce malware
If backups were taken after compromise, restoring blindly can bring the infection back.
No incident record
Without a cleanup report, the team cannot prove what changed or what risk remains.
Our solution
Recovery that closes the loop
We clean, harden, monitor, and explain.
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Contain and scan
We review files, database content, users, redirects, suspicious scripts, and known vulnerable components.
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Clean the infection
Malware, spam injections, rogue files, and suspicious users are removed carefully.
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Patch the entry point
Outdated plugins, weak access, file permissions, and exposed admin routes are tightened.
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Monitor after cleanup
We watch for recurring symptoms and provide a clear cleanup report.
Compare the options
Why BlueBotts beats ad hoc WordPress support
| Decision point | DIY / ad hoc | BlueBotts |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | Problems bounce between host, plugin vendor, freelancer, and internal team. | One senior WordPress maintenance team owns investigation, fixes, reporting, and next steps. |
| Risk control | Updates and fixes happen directly on production or only after something breaks. | Work is staged, backed up, checked, and documented before it becomes a client-visible problem. |
| Cost clarity | Small incidents turn into open-ended hourly work and surprise invoices. | Included maintenance is clear. Anything outside scope is quoted and approved before we start. |
| Reporting | You get technical fragments, plugin emails, or silence. | Plain-English monthly reporting shows what changed, what was prevented, and what needs attention. |
Outcomes
What you can expect after onboarding
- Clean site Malware removed and suspicious changes reviewed.
- Entry point Likely cause identified and patched.
- Reports Plain-English cleanup summary.
- Prevention Monitoring and maintenance path after recovery.
Will you remove blacklist warnings?
We clean the site and help with review requests where search engines or security vendors require them.
Can you recover without a clean backup?
Often yes, but every case depends on infection depth, hosting access, and whether core files or database content were altered.
What if the hack comes back?
That usually means the entry point was not closed. Our process includes post-cleanup monitoring and root-cause review.