Think your website has been hacked?

Select what you are seeing and get a plain-English urgency score, safe first steps, and whether you should request emergency repair. This is a symptom checker, not a guarantee or forensic investigation.

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Visitors are redirected somewhere strangeOften a strong sign of injected code or compromised redirects. Google or the browser shows a security warningWarnings can affect trust, ads, search traffic, and conversions. Spam pages or unknown pages appear in searchCommon with SEO spam injections and compromised CMS installs. Unknown admin users or changed passwordsSuggests account compromise or weak admin controls. Popups, injected ads, or strange scripts appearMay point to theme, plugin, or content injection. Website is unusually slow or crashingCould be malware, resource abuse, plugin conflict, or hosting problems. Security plugin or host reports malwareNeeds review before deleting files blindly. A recent plugin or theme change caused issuesMay be a broken update, compromised plugin, or compatibility issue.

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This checker does not prove whether your site is hacked. It helps you decide what to do next and whether an emergency review is sensible.

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If the site is actively compromised, request an emergency hacked-site review before making risky changes.

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