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Incident response

My Business Website Was Hacked

Quick answer

Preserve what you can see, secure the accounts that control the site, and involve the host or a qualified responder before deleting suspicious content.

Who this is for: Business owners or agencies seeing redirects, injected pages, warnings, or unknown changes.

What to do

  1. 01Record affected URLs, timestamps, screenshots, and provider notices.
  2. 02Secure email, registrar, hosting, CMS, and administrator accounts.
  3. 03Ask the host for logs and snapshots before cleanup.
  4. 04Rebuild from trusted code and verify the site after credential rotation.

What this does not cover

A public scan cannot prove that a website is clean or identify persistence in private files and databases.

Authoritative source

Google Search Central hacked sites

Last reviewed: September 16, 2026

This page is educational information, not legal advice or a professional security audit. Check the official requirements and get qualified help when your circumstances require it.

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