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How do I know if there is malware on my website?

By techsupport
June 22, 2016 2 Min Read
Comments Off on How do I know if there is malware on my website?

If you are experiencing at least one of the following issues, check out suggested Website Malware Removal Plans to start with the malware cleanup process:

  1. Your website is blacklisted by Google, Bing or other blacklisting authority
  2. Your customers pointing out that your website is infected with malware while browsing your website
  3. Your website is started to sell Viagra, Cialis and other Pharmaceutical products but you have nothing to do with Pharmaceutical products
  4. Your website redirecting your visitors to weird websites
  5. Your website is flagged as malicious by Anti-Virus vendors
  6. Your website pages have been replaced with strange content (Website Defacement)
  7. Your hosting provider complaining that your website is infected with malware and takes it offline
  8. You are getting odd search results while searching your website on Google or/and Bing

    How malware cleanup is working?

    Website Malware and Black List Removal

    The malware removal process is manual and automated. Every cleanup is handled by a malware analyst whose responsibility is to clean-up all the malicious content from an infected website and make sure there are no leftovers. Once website is clean and no malware present, we initiate a blacklist removal. The malware removal process is conducted remotely using FTP/HTTP/SFTP and via SSH if we find that FTP/HTTP/SFTP are not stable enough.

    Request Malware and Black List Removal

    The process is simple and straightforward. All you need to do is to login into your ThreatSign! user dashboard UI and fill in theMalware Removal Request form. Once submitted, the support ticket will be automatically created and one of our malware analysts will be assigned to it.

    To ThreatSign! dashboard UI user guide

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