Security
Site hacked?
I clean it up and lock it down.
Malware, hidden spam content, an SEO attack: in most cases the site still exists, just compromised. I analyse it, clean it, request removal from any blacklist, and secure it — so the problem doesn't come back.
Ask for an analysisFree first diagnosis, then a fixed quote — matched to your budget, no surprise on the invoice.
Not an isolated case
"SEO poisoning" is the name for a known, documented attack technique: spam content or pages injected into an already-existing site, often invisible to whoever runs it until the host or Google flags it. In most cases the site can be recovered without starting over.
How it goes
- 01
Diagnosis
I look at what actually happened: changed files, hidden content, active blacklists. A clear picture before anything gets touched.
- 02
Cleanup and recovery
Removing malware and spam content, requesting removal from blacklists, checking that your search ranking climbs back up.
- 03
Locking it down
Updates, correct permissions, basic monitoring — so it doesn't happen again, not just fixed for this one time.
What's included
- Full diagnosis
- What was compromised, how, and since when — before anything is touched.
- Site cleanup
- Removing malware, backdoors and spam content from files, database and server directories.
- Blacklist removal
- Requesting removal of the "not secure" warning from Google Search Console and the major browsers.
- Ranking recovery
- Checking and monitoring the site's return to the search results.
- Locking it down
- Updates, permissions and access protection, so it doesn't happen again.
- Handover
- Documentation of what was done and why, so it stays clear later too.
Has your site been hit?
You talk to me directly — no ticket system, no queue. Write me a couple of lines about what you noticed — a browser warning, your host flagging a problem, lost search ranking — and I'll get back to you with an honest read.
Ask for an analysis