Magento & WordPress Malware Removal
Detect and remove malware from Magento and WordPress — webshells, skimmers, backdoors, hacked-site recovery and reinfection prevention.
How to Tell if Your WordPress Site Is Hacked (10 Signs)
10 signs your WordPress site is hacked — spam pages, redirects, rogue admins, unknown plugins, SEO spam — plus how to confirm with a free scan.
Read article →WordPress Malware Removal: The Complete Cleanup Guide
Remove malware from WordPress step by step: scan core/plugins/themes, clean the database, remove backdoors, reset secrets and harden against reinfection.
Read article →Magento Malware Removal: A Step-by-Step Cleanup Guide
How to remove malware from a Magento store: find the entry point, clean files & database, remove webshells, rotate secrets and prevent reinfection.
Read article →Is My Magento Store Hacked? 12 Warning Signs to Check Now
12 signs your Magento store is compromised — rogue admins, skimmer scripts, unknown files in pub/media, traffic anomalies — and what to do about each.
Read article →The Card Skimmer Hiding in Google Tag Manager — and Why a Clean Scan Missed It
A real July 2026 Magento incident: a card skimmer delivered through Google Tag Manager, gated to the checkout page, that passed a clean homepage scan — while a full CosmicSting RCE compromise and a competitor-exclusion backdoor sat underneath. How the trick works, why remote scans can't see it, and how to check your own store.
Read article →Anatomy of a Magento Hack: CosmicSting → Card Skimmer → ClickFix
A real June 2026 Magento incident: how an EOL store was breached via CosmicSting (CVE-2024-34102), planted with a card decryptor, credential harvester, reverse shell and a ClickFix fake-CAPTCHA — who's impacted, which patch fixes it, and how to clean and secure your store.
Read article →My Magento Store Was Hacked — Here's the Exact Recovery Plan
Magento store hacked? Follow this step-by-step recovery plan to remove malware, close the breach, and get back online safely.
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