WordPress Security & Malware Removal Service

Can anyone register on your site as an Admin or Editor without your approval?

e.g. open registration with no role approval, shared admin credentials with your team

Is your site still using the default login page, the username "admin", or running with debug mode on?

Default /wp-admin URL, username "admin", WP_DEBUG = true on a live site

Are you using any plugins or themes downloaded from unofficial or "free premium" sites?

Nulled plugins/themes from torrent sites contain backdoors in almost every case

Was your site built without a firewall, login protection, or any security hardening?

No WAF, no brute-force lockout, no rate limiting on forms or login

Do you have search boxes, contact forms, or login fields that have never been security-tested?

Untested inputs can let attackers run commands inside your database or server

Is your WordPress core, any plugin, or your theme more than 3 months out of date?

Outdated software is the #1 entry point for automated WordPress attacks

Are weak passwords allowed on your site, or is two-factor authentication (2FA) turned off for admins?

"password123" or no 2FA on admin accounts is an open door for attackers

Do your plugins update automatically without you reviewing or approving the changes first?

A compromised plugin auto-updating can silently install malware on your site

If someone tried to break into your site right now, would you get an alert — or find out after the damage?

No activity log or alerting means attacks go undetected for weeks or months

Does your site show detailed PHP errors or technical warnings to regular visitors?

Error messages expose your file paths, database names, and plugin versions to attackers