Incident analysis
We review logs, changed files, accounts, scheduled tasks, databases and network activity to establish the extent of the compromise.
Website security incident response
We investigate the breach, remove malicious code and help restore service without ignoring the root cause.
We work with websites, online stores and custom applications across multiple technologies. We preserve relevant evidence, assess the incident, clean the environment, close identified attack paths and document the work.
Cleaning a hacked website is more than deleting a visible file. It includes containing the impact, preserving relevant data, identifying attacker changes, cleaning or safely rebuilding the system, removing the cause and verifying the service before it returns online.
Act calmly and preserve information needed for analysis. Uncoordinated file deletion can make the root cause harder to establish.
Do not send passwords, keys or customer data through this form. We agree a secure credential transfer method after confirming scope.
The scope follows the technology, available access and business impact. Before changes, we agree how evidence and data needed for analysis will be preserved.
We review logs, changed files, accounts, scheduled tasks, databases and network activity to establish the extent of the compromise.
We look for malicious code, web shells, redirects, SEO spam, persistence mechanisms and unauthorized administrators.
We remove confirmed changes or restore the service from a verified backup, then check integrity and expected behavior.
We update vulnerable components, organize permissions, secrets and administrative access, and reduce attack surface.
We test critical user paths, integrations, email and payments before a controlled return to production.
We document findings, completed work, open risks and recommendations. Monitoring and ongoing care can be added separately.
A complete investigation depends on access to hosting, source code, logs and backups. We confirm these constraints before starting.
Core, themes, plugins, administrator accounts, database, cron jobs, files and server configuration.
Store code, modules, accounts, payment integrations, catalogue data and the hosting environment.
Drupal, PHP, Node.js, Python, Java, .NET and applications built with React, Next.js, Vue or Angular.
Linux, Docker, databases, reverse proxies, CI/CD, AWS and Azure within the agreed access scope.
The order may change during an active attack, but every stage has a defined purpose and outcome.
We confirm symptoms, severity, backups and log availability, then decide whether the service needs isolation.
We map changes, identify the most likely attack paths and agree the appropriate cleanup or rebuild approach.
We clean or rebuild the environment, update vulnerable components, rotate agreed secrets and strengthen configuration.
We validate the service, deliver findings and define the monitoring, update and improvement plan.
We do not promise a response time or complete recovery before assessing the incident. 24/7 on-call cover, legal-grade forensics, regulatory reporting and guaranteed SLAs require a separate agreement.
Not always. A backup may already contain the infection and the original weakness may remain. We assess backup date and integrity, update vulnerable components and verify the restored environment.
No. We also support WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento, Drupal, PHP, Node.js, Python, Java and .NET applications plus related infrastructure. The achievable scope depends on technology and access.
It depends on risk. Active data exposure, redirects or harmful content may require isolation. In other cases, investigation can begin on a copy of the environment.
A guarantee without complete data and access would be misleading. We define the verification scope, document evidence and open risks, and recommend a clean rebuild when the system cannot be trusted.
A summary of symptoms and findings, completed changes, remaining risks, and recommendations for updates, backups, access control and monitoring.