Malware & Shells
Injecting a malicious file that hands site control to the attacker; the result: malware served to visitors, redirects to infected sites, and removal from Google's results with a "dangerous site" flag.
Every day, 30,000 sites get hacked worldwide, and most are small sites that assumed "nobody would bother with us." We secure your site to global standards: from malware cleanup and firewalls to 24/7 monitoring and automatic backups, so you can focus on your business with peace of mind.
Enter your site's address and we'll check 12+ security indicators: SSL certificate and expiry, TLS version, security headers (HSTS, CSP, and more), cookie security, version-info leaks, and mixed content, along with a guide for fixing each one.
The scan is entirely non-intrusive: only the public page and site headers are checked; we never run a penetration test without the owner's written authorization.
Attacks aren't personal; bots scan the entire web, including your site, around the clock looking for weaknesses. Knowing the enemy is half the defense:
Injecting a malicious file that hands site control to the attacker; the result: malware served to visitors, redirects to infected sites, and removal from Google's results with a "dangerous site" flag.
Your site and database get fully locked until a ransom is paid; without a healthy backup, years of work get destroyed in minutes.
Trying millions of passwords to get into the admin panel; weak passwords and an unprotected login page get cracked within hours.
Flooding fake traffic until the site goes offline; every hour of downtime means zero sales and burned credibility.
Abusing your site or domain's email to scam your own customers; damage that directly targets brand trust.
Exposure of user data and transactions; beyond reputational damage, it creates legal liability for your business.
Effective defense is multi-layered; we cover every layer:
Has your site been hacked? We act fast: fully identifying and removing malware and backdoors, closing the entry point, getting delisted from Google's blocklist, and getting your site back online, usually within 24 to 72 hours.
WAF configuration, login-page restrictions, two-factor authentication, security header setup, removing exposed version info, and closing every door bots keep trying.
Round-the-clock monitoring of file changes, suspicious login attempts, and uptime; every anomaly reaches us, and you, the moment it happens, before it turns into a disaster.
Regular, encrypted backups stored separately from your hosting, plus periodic restore testing. Even in the worst-case scenario, your site returns to its last healthy version in the shortest possible time.
Correct SSL certificate installation and configuration, enabling TLS 1.3 and HSTS, fixing mixed content, and ensuring the green padlock on every page, the foundation of user and Google trust.
With your written authorization, we attack your site in a controlled way, like a real attacker would, to find weaknesses before hackers do; the output: a technical report plus fixing the vulnerabilities.
The cost of website security is nearly negligible compared to the damage a successful attack causes; prevention typically costs dozens of times less than remediation. The best case is for security to be part of a site's DNA from the day of website design, but if your site already exists, it can be secured starting right now too. To order website security, just pick one of the plans below.
Prices are shown in US dollars and stay fixed regardless of exchange-rate swings — no need to call for the "real" price.
An initial scan and fixing simple weaknesses.
Hardening WordPress core, plugins, and theme.
A complete defense layer against common attacks.
Continuous monitoring and instant attack alerts.
For a hacked or malware-infected site.
Simulating a real attack to uncover weaknesses.
For multi-server networks and compliance with your industry's specific security standards.
Security can't be shown with a screenshot; it's shown with a track record. All five sites in the RGB portfolio (this site, Faragiri, MrGym, Rankesh, and TSS) are protected with the exact same setup we offer you:
A web firewall, login rate-limiting, disabling common attack paths (like XML-RPC), and regular updates; active on every site in the portfolio.
Automated malware scanning and file-change monitoring; every suspicious event is caught before it turns into a disaster.
Regular file and database backups across every site, with real restore drills; a backup that hasn't been tested isn't a backup.
A valid SSL certificate with auto-renewal on all five domains; check the green padlock next to each address right now.
Throughout our management of these sites, not one has suffered a breach or data loss; we run this exact same package on your site too.
Honest answers to common security concerns.
Yes, and small sites actually get attacked more. Over 90% of attacks are carried out by automated bots that don't distinguish between a small site and a large one; they're just looking for a weakness: an outdated plugin, a weak password, unsafe hosting. Small sites are easier targets precisely because they usually have no protection.
Contact us immediately, and until help arrives: change your hosting and panel passwords, and don't touch any links on your site. We typically clean the site, block the entry point, and get you delisted from Google's blocklist within 24 to 72 hours.
Heavy: Google flags an infected site with a "this site may be hacked" warning or removes it from results entirely, users flee at the browser's red warning, and rankings you spent months building in website SEO collapse. Returning to your previous state takes weeks, prevention is far cheaper.
No. SSL only encrypts the connection between the user and the server; it doesn't prevent the site itself from being hacked (malware, panel breaches, plugin vulnerabilities). SSL is the first of roughly ten layers a secure site needs.
A plugin is good, but not enough: a major part of security happens at the server level, in configuration, user behavior, and regular updates, all outside a plugin's reach. On top of that, a misconfigured version of that same plugin is one of the most common things we find in our audits.
File changes on your site (a sign of code injection), suspicious login attempts, uptime and availability, blocklist status, and SSL certificate health. Any anomaly triggers an alert the moment it happens, and our team steps in before it becomes a crisis.
No honest expert says "impossible," absolute security doesn't exist. What we do: raise the cost and time of a breach high enough that attackers move on to an easier target, and if something does happen, monitoring and backups keep the damage to a minimum. This is the standard of defense in depth.
Get a free scan or call for a specialist assessment; if your site is already hacked, call right now, time is critical.
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