Why hacked?
Understand why your site was hacked and how to prevent it from happening again
Pourquoi votre site a été piraté
Outdated WordPress
Over 40% of hacks exploit known but unpatched security vulnerabilities. An outdated WordPress version, plugin, or theme is an open door for hackers.
Weak passwords
Simple admin credentials (admin, 123456) or reused passwords across multiple sites make brute force attacks easy and grant unauthorized dashboard access.
Nulled themes and plugins
Nulled (pirated) themes and plugins often contain hidden backdoors. Installing them gives hackers direct access to your site.
Insecure shared hosting
Low-quality shared hosting exposes your site to cross-contamination risks. One hacked site on the same server can compromise all others.
Why us?
A precise diagnosis to understand the attack and act effectively
Les risques
Data loss
An unsecured site can lose its entire customer database, content, and media files — sometimes irreversibly without a backup.
Google blacklist
Google blacklists infected sites: your site disappears from search results, traffic plummets, and online visibility is durably affected.
Reputation damage
A site that redirects to spam or displays illicit content immediately loses the trust of its visitors and partners.
Legal risks
As the site owner, you are responsible for hosted content. A hacked site used for phishing or illegal downloads can lead to legal action.
Do you recognize yourself in any of these situations?
Don't take unnecessary risks. A free diagnosis will quickly identify the root cause and provide a lasting solution.
What to do immediately?
While waiting for our intervention, here are the essential first steps
TO DO
- ✓Stay calm and don't panic
- ✓Put the site in maintenance mode via your hosting provider
- ✓Back up the current state (files + database)
- ✓Change all passwords (WP admin, FTP, MySQL, SSH)
- ✓Contact a WordPress security expert
DO NOT
- ✗DO NOT log into the admin panel (risk of login theft)
- ✗DO NOT perform updates via the back-office
- ✗DO NOT restore a backup by simply replacing files
- ✗DO NOT wait for it to pass (the later the intervention, the more complex)
- ✗DO NOT try to clean it yourself with tutorials
Why not do it yourself?
Self-cleaning is risky and often ineffective
Hidden backdoors
Automated scanners only detect 60-70% of malware. Backdoors are hidden in legitimate files.
Database infections
Malicious code often lives in the database (posts, options, widgets). File-only cleaning = reinfection within 24h.
No root cause analysis
Without identifying the entry vulnerability, the problem inevitably returns. A pro performs the full forensic analysis.
Risk of worsening
Manipulating files without skills risks further corrupting your site.
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