About this service
WordPress sites get hacked overnight. Not because WordPress is insecure — it isn't, when maintained — but because most installs run outdated plugins, weak admin passwords, and shared hosting where one compromised neighbour can affect everyone on the server.
What hacked WordPress actually looks like
Modern attacks are designed to stay hidden from you while exploiting your traffic. By the time you notice, the damage is already done.
Hidden spam injection
thousands of pages added to your site overnight selling casino, porn, replica goods, payday loans, or counterfeit pharmacies. Often only visible to Googlebot, not to you when you log in
Fake redirects
visitors clicking from Google search results get sent to scam sites; you see your normal site when you visit directly because the malware whitelists your IP
SEO-spam backlinks
your site silently links out to thousands of low-quality external sites to boost the attacker's link network
Cryptominers
your hosting CPU is hijacked to mine cryptocurrency, slowing your site and racking up hosting bills
Credit-card skimmers
on WooCommerce stores, payment forms are silently modified to steal customer card details before forwarding the transaction normally