Signs you have this problem
- Visitors are redirected to another website.
- Search results show your business next to strange words or foreign text.
- Google or your browser shows a red “deceptive site” warning.
- New admin users or pages appear that nobody on your team created.
Why it happens
- Outdated software or plugins with known security holes.
- Weak or reused passwords on the site or hosting account.
- An old, forgotten copy of the site left online.
What it costs you
A hacked site can scare off customers, get blocked by browsers and search engines, and damage a reputation you spent years building. The longer it stays, the harder the cleanup.
What you can check today
- Change the passwords for your website, hosting and domain accounts.
- Search Google for “site:yourbusiness.com” and look for pages you do not recognise.
- Do not delete everything in a panic; a careful repair keeps your real content safe.
How we fix it
Software engineers find the real cause and repair it in the code, so it stays fixed. We work on a separate copy, so nothing changes for your customers. You test the repaired version, and you pay only if you approve it.