I will fix hacked wordpress, remove malware, viruses and security issues


About this gig
Hi, Im Kingsley, a WordPress malware removal and recovery specialist. When a site is hacked, every hour counts: visitors get redirected, Google may flag your site as unsafe, rankings drop, and customers lose trust.
Signs your site may be infected:
- Redirects to spam or strange websites
- Unwanted pop ups or ads
- A critical error message
- Deceptive site ahead warnings
- Hosting account suspended for malware
- Unknown admin users, plugins, or files
What you get:
- Malware, backdoor, and infected file removal
- SEO spam and fake page cleanup
- Critical error and bug fixes
- Security hardening
My process:
- Review: I assess the symptoms and tell you what to expect.
- Investigate: I scan for the infection and its entry point.
- Clean: I remove malicious code and repair the damage.
- Harden: I update outdated components and tighten security.
- Verify: I test that the site is clean and working.
Every order includes 30 days of free support for related issues, plain English updates, and confidential handling of your access details.
To start, send your site URL, whats happening, when it began, and any recent backup (optional).
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Get to know Kingsley
Wordpress Website that bring you conversions
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceOct 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, French
FAQ
Can you fix a hacked WordPress website?
Yes. I can investigate and fix hacked WordPress websites by identifying malicious files, suspicious code, unauthorized changes, redirects, and other signs of compromise, then cleaning the affected website.
Can you remove malware and viruses from WordPress?
Yes. I provide WordPress malware removal and virus removal services. I will inspect the website for malicious code and infected files and work to clean the WordPress installation.
My website redirects visitors to another website. Can you fix it?
Yes. Malicious redirects are a common sign of a compromised WordPress website. I can investigate the redirect, locate the malicious code or files responsible, and clean the affected areas.
Can you fix the WordPress critical error?
Yes. I can troubleshoot WordPress critical errors and other WordPress issues. Depending on the cause, I may check plugins, themes, WordPress files, PHP errors, and recent changes to identify the problem.
Can you fix other WordPress issues and bugs?
Yes. I offer WordPress bug fixing and troubleshooting for many common issues, including broken functionality, plugin conflicts, theme problems, errors, and website malfunctions.
Will you improve my WordPress website security after removing malware?
Yes. Where appropriate, I can help improve WordPress security after malware removal by addressing obvious security weaknesses and recommending measures to reduce the risk of another infection.
What do you need from me to fix my hacked WordPress website?
Depending on the problem, I may need WordPress administrator access and hosting/cPanel or FTP access. Please only provide the access required for the work and make sure you have a recent backup if one is available.
Will my website go offline during the malware removal?
I aim to minimize disruption to your website. However, some malware infections or technical problems may require temporary maintenance or changes during the cleanup process.
Can you remove Google or browser security warnings?
I can help identify and clean the underlying WordPress malware or security issue causing the warning. If a third party service such as Google needs to review the website afterward, the final review/removal of the warning is controlled by that service.
Can you help if my WordPress website gets infected again?
Yes. If your website has been reinfected, I can investigate the possible cause and clean the affected WordPress installation again. I can also recommend security improvements to help prevent recurring infections.
