WordPress security services, protecting a website with a padlock and shield

Your website is hacked. Maybe Google is showing a red warning on your pages. Maybe your homepage now redirects visitors to a casino or pharmacy site. Every hour a hacked site stays online, it loses visitors, rankings, and trust.

Our WordPress malware removal service cleans hacked WordPress sites, closes the way the attacker got in, and hardens the site so the same break-in does not happen twice. We are Raozan IT, an 8-member WordPress team based in Noapara, Raozan, Chattogram, Bangladesh. Since 2017, we have completed 800+ projects.

No security service can promise a website will never be hacked again. What we can do is remove the infection completely, close the doors it came through, and keep watch.

How to tell if your WordPress site is hacked

Many site owners find out about a hack from their customers. These are the warning signs we see most often:

  • Redirects: your site sends visitors to spam, casino, or pharmacy pages, sometimes only on mobile.
  • Google warnings: your pages show “This site may be hacked” in search results, or browsers show a red “Deceptive site ahead” warning.
  • Strange content: new pages or posts you never wrote, or foreign-language pages in your site.
  • Unknown users: administrator accounts in your dashboard that you never created.
  • Hosting complaints: your host warns you about malware, spam from your account, or high resource use.
  • Sudden drops: traffic or rankings fall sharply, or your contact forms stop working.

If even one of these sounds familiar, treat it as a hack until a proper scan proves otherwise. If your site keeps getting hacked after a cleanup, read why a WordPress site keeps getting hacked.

What a WordPress malware removal service includes

A hacked WordPress site cleanup has three parts: remove the infection, close the entry point, and harden the site. Our malware removal work, sometimes called a WordPress virus removal service, covers all three:

  • Full security audit: we check WordPress core files, themes, plugins, user accounts, and server settings, to find how the attacker got in.
  • Malware removal and hacked site cleanup: we remove malicious code, backdoors, spam pages, and injected links, and replace damaged core files with clean copies.
  • WordPress security hardening service: login protection, limited login attempts, two-factor authentication (2FA), correct file permissions, a disabled file editor, and removal of unused themes, plugins, and accounts.
  • Firewall setup: we install and configure a web application firewall, usually Wordfence, tuned for your site.
  • Vulnerability scanning: we scan plugins and themes against known vulnerability lists. Patchstack found that 91% of the new WordPress vulnerabilities in 2025 were in plugins.
  • A written report: what we found, what we removed, and what we changed, including the likely entry point.

How we clean a hacked WordPress site, step by step

Step 1: Backup and isolate. First we take a full backup of the site exactly as it is. If the infection is spreading, we take the site offline or put it into maintenance mode.

Step 2: Deep scan. We scan files and the database with professional tools and manual review. Attackers hide code in theme files, uploads folders, and database tables.

Step 3: Clean and repair. We remove the malicious code, delete spam content and fake admin accounts, and replace modified files with clean versions from the official sources.

Step 4: Reset and harden. All passwords and security keys are changed: WordPress admins, hosting, FTP, and database.

Step 5: Verify and request reviews. We rescan the cleaned site, bring it back online, and, if you were blacklisted, submit the review requests so the warnings are lifted.

Step 6: Monitor and report. We watch the site after cleanup and send you a plain-language report.

To start, we will ask for your WordPress admin login and hosting access after we talk. Never post passwords publicly.

The kinds of problems we clean up

These are the common patterns behind most WordPress hacks:

  • Redirect hacks: visitors are sent to scam or adult sites while the site looks normal to you. Read how to fix a WordPress site redirecting to spam.
  • SEO spam and hidden pages: attackers inject hundreds of spam pages and hidden links inside your real content. A common form is the Japanese keyword hack removal case.
  • Backdoors and fake admins: hidden files and secret administrator accounts that let the attacker walk back in any time.
  • Credit-card skimmers and form spam: on WooCommerce stores, malicious code can copy checkout details. See our WooCommerce maintenance plans.
  • Blacklisting and hosting suspension: Google flags the site, browsers block it, or the host takes it offline.

Most of these start the same way: an outdated plugin, a weak or reused password, or a pirated (nulled) theme or plugin that came with malware built in. Some hacks also touch customer data: on a WooCommerce store, a skimmer can copy card details from the checkout page. If our scan finds that, we tell you in the written report, and what to do next.

Google hacked site warning removal: what happens after the cleanup

Cleaning the code is only half the job. If Google has already flagged the site, that flag has to be cleared, or the traffic loss continues even after the malware is gone.

Google can show “This site may be hacked” in search results, a “Deceptive site ahead” warning in Chrome, a security issue in Search Console, or a manual action. Hacked spam pages can also be dropped from the index.

We work through the Search Console Security Issues and Manual Actions reports, clean every affected URL, including hidden and cloaked ones, then submit the reconsideration request with a clear explanation of what was removed and how the site was secured. Google usually answers a malware review within a few days. A hacked-with-spam case takes longer, because Google has to reprocess every affected page. Once the flags lift, we resubmit the sitemap and request reindexing. If your rankings need rebuilding after the flags are gone, our SEO services cover that work.

What it costs

A standard cleanup starts from $129. The first scan is free. After the scan, we tell you exactly what we found and give you one clear quote in writing before any cleanup starts. The final price depends on the size of the site, the number of plugins, the hosting setup, and how deep the infection goes. Our guide to what affects the cost of WordPress malware removal explains the factors. You pay 50 percent in advance and 50 percent when the site is clean, through Stripe or PayPal.

What to expect

Security is about reducing risk, not removing it entirely: no service can promise a site will never be hacked again, and no scanner catches everything. Monitoring reduces the risk and shortens the gap between an attack and its discovery. Hardening matters as much as scanning, because a scanner only reports what it covers. WordPress powers about 43% of the web, which makes it the largest target for automated attacks.

Who this service is for, and who it is not for

This service fits if your WordPress site is hacked now, if it was hacked before and came back, if Google has flagged it, or if it takes payments or customer details. It fits business sites, WooCommerce stores, and content sites.

After the cleanup: keeping your site safe

A cleanup fixes today’s problem. Staying safe is a habit: updates applied on time, daily backups, regular scans, and someone actually watching the alerts. Most business owners do not have time for that, which is why we offer WordPress maintenance plans, with ongoing updates, backups, security monitoring, and developer time. Our WordPress maintenance checklist shows the monthly routine a plan covers. If your site is also slow after the cleanup, our WordPress speed optimization team can check that separately. If your site is too damaged to clean safely, a rebuild is sometimes the practical option. Our web design services team can help.

Selected work

Our work includes news portals, online shops, and service businesses, shown with client permission.

  • raozannews.com
  • chattalaprotidin.com
  • yartadi.com
  • autoshutterdoor.com
  • wellcareshop.com.bd
  • bloombagsbd.com
  • jantehobe.com
  • tstnetworkbd.net
  • displayea.com

More clients exist, and their details are not shared publicly without their permission. Ask about more work in a meeting.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my WordPress site has been hacked?

Redirects to strange sites, Google warnings, content or admin users you never created, or a warning email from your host. If you are not sure, message us.

My WordPress site was hacked. What should I do first?

Do not delete files before a copy is taken, and do not change passwords from the infected computer. Take a full copy if you can, then change the admin passwords from a clean computer. Our guide on what to do in the first 30 minutes after a hack walks you through the first steps.

How much does WordPress malware removal cost?

A standard cleanup starts from $129. The first scan is free.

How long does a cleanup take?

It depends on the infection. After the first scan, we will tell you what we found and give you a realistic timeframe before we start.

Can you guarantee my site will not be hacked again?

No one can promise that. A cleanup removes the infection, closes the entry point, and lowers the chance of a repeat, and ongoing monitoring keeps watch so any new problem is caught early.

Should I clean a hacked site myself?

You can do the first steps yourself, then get help unless you can find the way in. Deleting the visible malware is easy. Finding the backdoor is the work.

Should I rely on a security plugin?

Use one, but do not rely on it. It scans, blocks, and alerts, but it will not remove an old developer’s admin account or tell you how the attack happened.

How do I stop my site getting hacked again?

Keep everything updated, testing on staging first. Remove plugins you do not need. Lock down who can log in, with two-factor authentication and no shared accounts. Our WordPress maintenance plans cover that ongoing work.

Contact Raozan IT

Raozan IT, Noapara, Raozan, Chattogram 4346, Bangladesh. Phone and WhatsApp: +8801735127127. Email: [email protected]. Learn more about Raozan IT or see all our services.

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