Strange redirects, spam pages, a Google warning or a login that no longer works can all mean your website has been hacked. Acting early usually limits the damage.
Send us your web address and what you are seeing. We will look at the problem and give you a fixed quote before starting. A typical clean-up means finding how the attacker got in, removing the malicious code and any hidden admin users, updating WordPress, plugins and theme, and closing the gap that let them in. Where Google has flagged the site, we help you ask for the warning to be reviewed once it is clean.
Most hacked WordPress sites were running out-of-date plugins or themes. Afterwards, a care plan keeps the site updated and monitored, with updates done and checked for you.
A backup can help, but if the gap that let the attacker in is still open, the site is often hacked again within days. The cause needs fixing too.
It depends on what the site stores. We will tell you what we find. If personal data may have been exposed, you may need to report it to the ICO.
It depends on how badly the site is affected. We will give you a timescale with the quote, before any work starts.
Send us a message and we will reply with honest advice and a fixed price.