Unexpected redirects or altered content
Visitors are sent elsewhere, search results show the wrong page, or public content changes without an authorised release.
Website security & malware repair
When your website shows suspicious changes, preserve the evidence before attempting a cleanup.
Unexpected redirects, malware warnings, altered pages, unfamiliar administrator accounts and browser alerts need a careful technical review. SiteRescueNow starts by documenting the visible symptoms and likely exposure, then gives a defined repair decision before remedial work begins.
Avoid deleting files, plugins, users or logs while the cause is unknown.
Record the affected URL, screenshots, warning text, time the issue was noticed and any recent access, update or hosting changes. Do not send passwords, recovery codes or keys by email.
What can indicate a compromise
Visible problems that deserve prompt investigation.
Malware and browser warnings
Browsers, hosting providers or search platforms flag the site, scripts or downloads as suspicious or unsafe.
Unknown users or access changes
New administrator accounts, modified permissions or unexplained configuration changes appear in website systems.
The diagnosis route
Contain the risk, understand the cause, then agree the repair.
Capture the symptom
We review the reported URLs, warnings and timing to establish what needs protection first.
Identify the likely path
We assess the available evidence, access and components that are relevant to the suspected change.
Approve the scope
When repair can be defined, you receive its scope, price and timeframe before cleanup or hardening work begins.
Start the diagnosis
Get a documented security finding before making destructive changes.
The $89 Emergency Diagnosis includes human review and is credited in full if you approve a repair quote.
Start the $89 diagnosis →