Amixa is a USA-based, family-owned technology company with nearly 30 years of website design experience and more than 20 years of hands-on WordPress expertise. Since long before WordPress became the world’s most widely used website platform, we have been building, maintaining, troubleshooting, and protecting websites for businesses and organizations of all sizes. When a WordPress site is hacked, we approach the recovery methodically—identifying the source of the compromise, removing malicious code, restoring website integrity, hardening the installation, and monitoring for signs of reinfection. Our work is guided by high ethical standards, honest communication, and a commitment to doing the job correctly rather than offering temporary or superficial fixes. Clients can expect knowledgeable, responsive service from experienced professionals who understand both the technical urgency of a compromised website and the business disruption it can cause.
Principles built into the service
Evidence before assumptions
Preserve the current state, logs, alerts, and known timeline before destructive cleanup whenever practical.
Trusted-source restoration
Replace compromised commodity software from verified distributions rather than trusting hand-edited infected files.
Full-path investigation
Review files, database content, identities, scheduled tasks, server configuration, credentials, and neighboring applications.
Clear scope and uncertainty
Document what was reviewed, what was changed, what remains unknown, and which risks require additional work.
What clients should expect
Each incident begins with triage and authorization. The actual plan depends on access, hosting architecture, business impact, evidence condition, backup quality, custom code, legal or regulatory obligations, and whether the site is actively causing harm.
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