Website Hacked? We Clean, Secure and Get You Back on Google
We offer a hacked website recovery service in Singapore for sites affected by malware, whether that's fake popups, Google hack warnings or spam redirects. We'll clean up your hacked website, find out exactly how it was hacked, close the security gap that was exploited and protect your search engine rankings.
Signs Your Website Has Been Hacked
Why more websites are being hacked
Attacks are getting cheaper and quicker to launch. The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore's Singapore Cyber Landscape 2025/2026 report says AI is helping attackers move faster, and that Malware-as-a-Service is driving a rise in infected systems in Singapore.
One active campaign, documented by Rapid7, has been injecting fake verification popups into WordPress sites since December 2025. Websites around the world have been compromised, and Singapore is on Rapid7's list of affected countries. Importantly, the infected sites didn't share a particular plugin or WordPress version, so simply being "up to date" isn't enough to protect your website.
In a related campaign, GoDaddy's security team found that attackers didn't need a vulnerability at all. They logged in with valid admin credentials, most likely stolen.
Remember, cleaning up the visible code on your website is only half the job. The other half is putting the right security measures in place to stop future attacks.
One Website Malware Removal Process
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Check every site on the same hosting account
On shared hosting, one infected site can reinfect the others. We scan them all.
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Harden the site
We set up a web application firewall, security headers, a forced HTTPS redirect, login protection and two-factor authentication.
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Request a Google review
If Google has flagged your site, we submit a review request through Search Console once it's clean.
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Re-scan and monitor
We keep scanning until every result shows "No malware found" and "Not blacklisted", then keep watching.
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Real Results From A July 2026 Cleanup
In July 2026, a fake Cloudflare pop-up campaign hit 5 of the 40 WordPress sites we manage. Cleanup took 2–5 hours per site.
Before cleanup, one site had malware on 7 URLs, flagged as a fake CAPTCHA script and rated critical risk. After the cleanup, every site we scanned came back with no malware found and not blacklisted.
Scanner results from a July 2026 cleanup across multiple WordPress sites we manage. Domains are hidden for client confidentiality.