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SPECIALIST DIAGNOSTIC GUIDES
Remove the payload.
Close persistence and entry point.
Cleanup guides for injected JavaScript, conditional redirects, SEO spam, phishing overlays, card skimmers and returning malware.
START WITH THE VISIBLE SYMPTOM
Guidance organised around real incidents.
Choose the symptom closest to what you see, collect the evidence and follow a controlled route to verification.
01
Injected JavaScript
Locate the source, delivery path and account responsible before removing the visible payload.
Explore the guides 02Conditional redirects
Test by device, referrer and route to expose behaviour hidden from administrators.
Explore the guides 03SEO spam pages
Map indexed URLs, database content, files and rewrite rules before requesting re-indexing.
Explore the guides 04Checkout skimmers
Contain the sales journey and preserve payment-page evidence without exposing customer data.
Explore the guides 05Malware returns after cleanup
Hunt persistence in tasks, accounts, data, build pipelines and external scripts.
Explore the guides 06Proving the site is clean
Verify trusted files, accounts, traffic and integrity over an observation period.
Explore the guidesExplore: Database Users Seo Spam
Files Plugins Themes
Hosting Dns Containment
Malware & Security
Malware i seguretat
Malware y seguridad
Persistence Reinfection
Verification Recurring Protection
Visible Symptoms Initial Triage
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