Website malware cleanup and vulnerability remediation
Identifying and removing malicious scripts, unauthorized redirects, hidden web shells, and spam injections from website files and databases, followed by core hardening against re-infection.
Discuss your project ↗What is included
Reviewing available files, uploaded assets and database tables for unauthorized changes
Isolating and removing unauthorized backdoors, scripts, and hidden admins
Cleaning malicious URL redirections and injected spam links
Replacing compromised core system files with verified clean originals
Resetting administrative credentials, database keys, and access passwords
Checking domain status across major security blacklists
Configuring foundational file permission and server-level security rules
How we work
Define the objective and audience
We discuss the product, business task, audience and existing materials.
Plan the idea and channels
We agree the message, creative approach, suitable formats and scope of work.
Create the materials
We prepare copy, design, photography, video or a digital solution within the selected service, then check it before use.
Deliver and review
We coordinate the agreed placement or implementation and discuss next steps using the available evidence.
What we need to start
A description of the task, your existing website if any, and available materials. Access is shared through an agreed secure channel. Public forms do not request passwords or API keys.
Review the evidence of compromise
Identified changes are compared with trusted project files and configuration. The review can include new users, scheduled tasks, access permissions and database entries as well as suspicious scripts. The handover describes the changes found, cleanup performed and recommendations for ongoing maintenance.
Common signs of a compromised site
- Visitors being redirected to external promotional or malicious websites
- Warnings displayed by search engines or web browsers about unsafe content
- Hosting provider suspension notifications regarding abnormal outbound traffic
- Unexplained new administrative user accounts in the CMS
Frequently asked questions
What should follow the cleanup?
Review access and administrator accounts, update supported components and establish backups. Further measures depend on the changes found and the hosting capabilities. Continued monitoring and follow-up checks are scoped separately.
What would you like to make?
A short description and a way to reach you are enough to start.
info@siteman.az ↗+994 70 270 58 00