Malware detection, removal, and prevention for websites.
Malware on a website often goes undetected for weeks. Injected scripts redirect visitors, stolen credentials get sold, and search engines flag the site long before the owner notices. By the time you see the Google "This site may be hacked" warning, the damage is done.
We write about malware from the hosting side: how infections happen, what automated scanning catches versus what it misses, and how to clean up a compromised site without losing data. Prevention advice included, because cleanup is always harder than protection.
A critical remote code execution flaw in the Sneeit Framework WordPress plugin (CVE-2025-6389, CVSS 9.8) has triggered 131,000+ attack attempts. Attackers are creating admin accounts and uploading backdoors. Here's how to check if you're compromised and what to do right now.
A critical vulnerability in King Addons for Elementor (CVE-2025-8489) lets anyone create an admin account on your WordPress site. Over 48,400 exploit attempts logged since October. Here's how to check if you're compromised and lock it down.
