Severe Infections
to
Fully operational
within a day
First client fully operational in one day
A same-day WordPress cleanup. Australian owned and operated.
My sister rang in a panic. Her WordPress site had been fine the night before. By morning it would not load, Google had flagged it, and customers were seeing a warning instead of her shop. That is a severe infection: not one broken plugin, but malware sitting in the files, the database, and the admin account.
I took the site offline to stop the bleed, then copied everything so we had a forensic snapshot. The first pass found injected PHP in the theme, spam pages stuffed with pharmacy links, and a hidden administrator created overnight. An old, unpatched plugin had given the attacker the door. Outdated software is how most of these jobs start.
We stripped the infected files, replaced WordPress core and the theme from clean copies, removed the rogue admin, rotated every password and security key, and cleaned the database of the spam posts and poisoned options. Then we updated every plugin, locked file permissions, and checked the site against a malware scanner until it came back clean.
Last step was the public one: resubmit to Google so the warning could drop, and watch the live pages until they loaded the way they should. By the end of the day the site was fully operational — same content, no warning, no backdoor. That is what we do: clear and stop the infection, then get you back online.