ZeroSpams

Website security, malware removal and hardening

A hacked website can redirect visitors to scams, send spam from your server, get blacklisted by Google, and damage your email reputation, often before anyone at the business notices.

Updated · 2 min read · By the ZeroSpams team

The short answer

We secure websites: remove malware and backdoors, find how the attacker got in, update and harden the site (WordPress or custom), set up SSL, a web application firewall and safe backups, and protect forms from spam and abuse. We also ask Google to review the site if it was flagged.

What’s included

  • Malware and backdoor removal, with the entry point found and closed.
  • Hardening: updates, plugin and theme review, file permissions, admin access.
  • SSL certificates, with HTTPS forced everywhere.
  • Web application firewall on the server or through Cloudflare.
  • Backups that are stored safely and tested.
  • Form protection against spam and bots, and blacklist review requests if needed.

How we do it

  1. Scan the site and server.
  2. Clean the infection and close the entry point.
  3. Harden the site and its hosting.
  4. Protect with a firewall, SSL and backups.
  5. Monitor for re-infection.

Cleaning isn’t enough on its own

Removing malware without finding how it got in usually means reinfection within days. The job isn’t done until the entry point (an outdated plugin, a stolen password, a vulnerable upload form) is closed.

Common questions

Can you clean a hacked WordPress site?

Yes, and custom PHP sites too.

Our site is flagged by Google as unsafe. Can you fix it?

Yes: we clean it, then request a review through Google Search Console.

Do you offer ongoing protection?

Yes: updates, monitoring and backups on a maintenance plan, or a one-off hardening.