Security problems
SSL warnings, malware, hacked sites, and redirects. Start with the free guide that matches your situation.
Google Flagged Your Site as Deceptive or Unsafe caution
Visitors see a full-page red "Deceptive site ahead" or "Dangerous" warning before your website loads — which blocks nearly everyone until the flag is cleared.
Read the guideMixed Content Warning
Your site has SSL, but some pages still show "Not Secure" or a broken padlock because they load insecure images, scripts, or embeds over plain http.
Read the guideSSL Warning / "Not Secure" Website
Browsers show a "Not Secure" label or a full-page certificate warning when people visit your site — and most visitors will turn back rather than click through.
Read the guideWebsite May Be Hacked caution
Strange pages, redirects, warnings, or behavior suggest someone may have tampered with your site. The goal now is to confirm carefully and act deliberately — not fast and destructively.
Read the guideWebsite Redirects to Strange Pages caution
Visitors who open your site get sent to spam, ads, gambling, adult, or other unrelated pages. This is one of the clearest external signs of injected malware.
Read the guideWordPress Under Brute-Force Login Attacks
Bots are hammering your WordPress login page with password guesses — normal internet weather for every WordPress site, but worth hardening against so it stays merely weather.
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