Website security and recovery
Malware cleanup · Recovery · Hardening · Monitoring · Search engines
Website security and recovery
I recover websites after hacking and malware infections: identify and remove malicious files, close the entry point and set up monitoring so reinfection does not remain unnoticed.
I also address search-engine consequences such as injected pages, foreign sitemaps, altered robots.txt rules and unauthorized verification files.
When to investigate
Hosting or browser warnings
The host, antivirus or Safe Browsing reports malicious code or suspicious behaviour.
Unexpected website behaviour
Visitors see redirects, unfamiliar pages, new administrator accounts or files nobody installed.
Search pollution
Foreign pages, titles or sitemaps appear under the domain in search tools or results.
The infection returns
A previous cleanup removed visible symptoms but left the vulnerable entry point or a backdoor.
Recovery process
Cleanup without understanding and closing the entry point is temporary: the malware often returns in a less visible form.
Diagnosis
Compare files with trusted distributions, inspect database changes, accounts, logs and likely entry points.
Files · database · access logsBackup
Preserve the current files and database before deleting or replacing anything.
Backup · rollback · evidenceCleanup and restoration
Remove malicious code and backdoors, replace modified core/plugin files with trusted copies and validate the site.
Malware · core files · pluginsHardening
Patch vulnerable components, rotate access, review permissions, terminate old sessions and enforce secure transport.
Updates · credentials · HTTPSMonitoring
Track new and modified executable files and send actionable alerts for suspicious changes.
Cron · integrity · alertsSearch remediation
Clean robots.txt and sitemaps, remove unauthorized verification files and prepare affected URLs for recrawling.
Search Console · Webmaster · sitemap
Important limitations
Index updates take time
Search engines decide when to recrawl and refresh old data; no contractor can guarantee that date.
Evidence may be incomplete
If access logs were disabled or deleted, the exact original attack path may remain unprovable.
Monitoring must stay useful
Alerts are filtered carefully so real executable changes are not hidden just to make reports quiet.
Technology and delivery
Expected result
A cleaned and validated website, a closed or mitigated entry point, recoverable backups, useful change monitoring and corrected search-engine control files.
Malware Cleanup · Hack Recovery · Backups · File Monitoring · robots.txt · Sitemap · Website Security
Discuss your project
If you have a project involving Python, Laravel, Node.js, CRM, Telegram, AI/RAG, API integrations, automation or TON/GRAM logic, send me a short description of what you need.
You can simply explain what exists now, what is not working, what outcome you expect and which services are already involved.