Hacked WordPress & WooCommerce site recovery
Site defaced, redirecting, or flagged by Google? I clean up hacked WordPress, WooCommerce and PrestaShop sites, find how they got in, and lock them down so it doesn’t happen again.
Deleting the obvious malware and hoping is not recovery — if you don’t find the entry point, they come back. I treat a compromise properly: get you back online, then close the door for good.
What recovery includes
- Malware and injected-code clean-up across files and database
- Root-cause analysis — how they actually got in
- Backdoor and rogue-admin removal
- Getting the site off Google / browser blocklists
- Core, plugin and credential hardening
- Reinfection check and a short post-incident summary
Hardening, so it stays clean
File permissions, forced updates, least-privilege accounts, login protection, and removing the abandoned plugins and themes that were the real attack surface. Practical hardening that fits how your store actually operates — not security theatre.
Signs you need this
Unexpected redirects, spam pages in Google, “this site may be hacked” warnings, unknown admin users, or your host suspended the account for malware.