Firstly, well done, this is something the other 95% of the world do not do on a regular basis! However, it is sometimes not good enough. Backdoors – these bypass normal methods of accessing your site, e.g. via scripts or hidden files. An example was the Tim Thumb vulnerability in 2013. Pharma hacks – an exploit [...]
The "hacker" often doesn’t care how big or how important your website is, or even what it is, the "hacker" can gain a wide range of benefits from hacking your website. They can divert your traffic to traffic sharing websites to generate them money, they can use your website to send spam, they can steal customer [...]
Generally, I need your website's admin access and cPanel (or hosting) access.
Yes I can fix please message me your website url and if possible send me 1 screen shot how it was looking before hack (if available).
Yes. One of the more common things that we do here is rebuild websites in the “correct way”. Frequently self proclaimed “CMS experts” will try to extend your website by building custom plugins for features that already exist inside your CMS, by using raw PHP code to “shell your CMS” for a custom theme, by using [...]
Hacking/Penetration Glossary Adware Adware is software designed to force pre-chosen ads to display on your system. Some adware is designed to be malicious and will pop up ads with such speed and frequency that they seem to be taking over everything, slowing down your system and tying up all of your system resources. When adware is [...]
Yes. We can run security audits for your website, your server, your web application, or any combination of those. For help with a security audit, email us or call us at 647-403-2052.
Yes. Once we have identified the cause of the hack, we can block it. As technology changes, though, other security holes may pop up, so it’s important to stay on top of the security on your site all the time. If you like, we can handle that ongoing maintenance for you as well so you can [...]
The most common causes of website hacks is running old versions of your CMS (WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, etc), old or unsupported plugins/themes, or shoddy customizations done by another freelance programmer. That said, most CMS systems have core vulnerabilities intentionally in place because plugging those security vulnerabilities is either a different process for different hosting platforms or [...]
That depends on the hack. In most cases it can be fixed within a day or two – often within a matter of hours. But when you’ve been hacked by a savvy hacker, it can take more time to determine how they’re breaking in and to block them.
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