HACKED WEBSITE REPAIR SERVICE

HACKED WEBSITE REPAIR SERVICE

HACKED WEBSITE REPAIR SERVICE

Do you have a Hacked Website? Yep, it’s Finally Happened!

YOUR WEBSITE HAS BEEN HACKED!

Please don’t feel bad as it happens to the best of us. It even occurred to one of my websites some 20+ years ago when I didn’t know how to secure a website!

Back then, I cleaned that website three times to only watch the hacker get right back in four times!

That’s when I knew I needed to Educate myself about website and web server security methods.

I won’t bore you with all of the technical details, and trust me, there are a lot, but website security starts with having multiple backups of your website. 

What Others Say:

During the Covid outbreak, the FBI reported a 300% increase in cybercrimes, from about 1,000 cases to between 3,000 and 4,000 cases each day.

A Sucuri report found that 47% of all hacked websites contained at least one backdoor. These backdoors are a vulnerability that allowed hackers access to the website.

A worrisome website hacking statistic is that well over 90% of WordPress vulnerabilities are related to plugins or themes.

Reports have found that up to 98% of WordPress vulnerabilities are due to plugins. Another study reported 95% of vulnerabilities were because of out-of-date plugins and themes.

How We Can Help:

Suppose your Business Website is elsewhere and you are reading this because your website has been hacked and you need help.

In that case, we’ll recover your website at your current host, if possible, or recover your website and get your website migrated to our web servers. 

Guess what? When you migrate or get a new website with us, you never have to worry about your website getting hacked again! 

Our Hacked Website Repair Service starts at a very low $999.00 and comes with a 1-year guarantee.

If for any reason we are not able to get your website running again, we offer a 100% refund.

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Being Hacked Means That Someone (Or Something) Has Gained Access To Your Website Files Without Your Permission. There Are Many Things A Hacker Might Do Once They Are Inside Your Website: Just Vandalise Your Website For Fun. Use The Site To Generate Mass Spam Emails.

Social Engineering Attempts Are Growing In Prevalence. Hackers Build Phishing Pages Designed To Trick Someone Into Entering An Id/username And Password Combination. Cross-site Scripting (XSS) Or Cross-site Request Forgery (CSRF) Attacks Entail Intercepting User Credentials Via Their Own Browser.

Remember That In the Case Of A Successful Hacking Attack, You Don’t Only Get Malicious Code To Your Website, But You Can Also Lose The User Database With All Contact Details And Passwords. In Such A Manner, Intruders Can Place Lots Of Spam At Your Web Recourse And Get Passwords To Social Networks And Mailboxes Of Your Customers.

You Can Start By Restoring Your Backup File, But Be Sure That The Backup Was Created Before The Site Was Hacked. Install Any Software Upgrades Or Updates Available, Including Software For The Operating System. Next, Clean The Site’s Content On The New Backup File System, But Make Sure This Is Not On The Server.

  • Google Chrome (Or Another Browser) Shows A Warning When Visiting Your Website
  • Google Search Console Sends A Message Saying Your Website Is Hacked Or Has Malware
  • Your Hosting Company Disabled Your Website
  • Outbound Ports 80, 443, 587, And 465 For Your Account Are Blocked
  • Customers Complain About Their Credit Card Being Hacked
  • Your Emails Are Sent To The Spam Folder
  • Strange Looking Javascript In Your Website Code
  • Your Website Becomes Very Slow And Shows Error Messages
  • You Find Unexpected Error Messages In Your Error Logs
  • You Find New Admin Users Or Ftp Accounts Which You Haven’t Created
  • Files Have Been Recently Modified
  • Ads & Pop-ups Open When Visiting Your Website
  • Your Website Is Being Redirected To Hacked Sites
  • You See A Traffic Spike, Sometimes On Pages That Don’t Exist
  • Unknown Code Or Redirects In The .htaccess File

** Credit: https://www.getastra.com/blog/911/15-signs-your-website-has-been-hacked/

Globally, 30,000 Websites Are Hacked Daily. 64% Of Companies Worldwide Have Experienced At Least One Form Of A Cyber Attack.

The Short Answer To It Is “Yes”, In Principle You Can. However, The Short Answer Only Tells Part Of The Story. The Whole Story Helps To Shed A Lot More Light On Internet Security.

One Of The Most Common Methods Of Hacking Is Through Easy Passwords Because Many People Use Their Name Or Family Members’ Date Of Birth, Name Of Their Pet And So On, In Order Not To Forget Them, These Types Of Passwords Can Be Easily Guessed, So Hackers Can Cross This Obstacle In The Shortest Possible Time.

Those Who Hack Websites Because They Believe They Have Something To Prove Or Expose To The World Are Called Hacktivists. Their Goal Is To Gain Unauthorized Access To Websites In Order To Bring Awareness To A Political Or Social Issue. These Acts Vary In Extremes—from Cyberterrorism To Messages For Social Change.

The Person Who Undertakes Hacking Is Known As The Hacker. The Hacking Can Be Done On Single Systems, A Group Of Systems, An Entire Lan Network, A Website Or A Social Media Site Or An Email Account. The Access To A Password Is Obtained By The Hacker Through Password Cracking Algorithms Programs.

If They’re Caught – Maybe. It Also Depends On Who Owned The Hacked Computer. A Federal Agency Computer Hack Is More Likely To Result In Jail Time.

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