Worried Your Site Might Be Hacked?
Run a free public scan in 30 seconds to spot the most common signs of a compromised website — exposed admin files, leaked database backups, weak email auth, and missing security defenses that attackers exploit. Safe, non-intrusive, no login required.
Exposed Files
Backups, configs, admin panels
SSL & Headers
HTTPS, HSTS, CSP, mixed content
Email & DNS
SPF, DMARC, DNSSEC, CAA
How to Tell If Your Website Has Been Compromised
If you're searching this, you're probably already worried — maybe you saw an unexpected file on your server, your search rankings dropped overnight, customers reported weird redirects, or your hosting provider sent you a vague email about "unusual activity." Most website hacks aren't dramatic defacements anymore. They're quiet: hidden spam pages buried in deep folders, redirect injections that only fire for visitors from Google, or backdoor scripts left behind for re-entry.
This scan checks for the public-facing signs of compromise that we can detect from outside the site: (1) exposed admin panels, backup files, and config files that attackers commonly leave behind or look for, (2) missing or rolled-back security headers (a sign someone pushed a sloppy fix), (3) weak SSL/TLS configurations and broken HSTS, (4) compromised email authentication that suggests the domain has been used for phishing, and (5) directory listings or files that shouldn't be public.
Important: a public scan can't tell you with 100% certainty that your site is clean. It can detect external indicators of compromise, but malware running on your server (e.g. injected PHP, modified WordPress core files, or hidden cron jobs) requires internal file-system inspection. If the scan finds anything suspicious, or if you have specific reason to suspect compromise, call our local Omaha team at 402-650-8407 — we can do a hands-on incident response review.
FAQ
Common questions from Omaha business owners
Sudden traffic drops or Google deindexing, unexpected redirects (especially redirects only on mobile or from search results), spam pages found in Google Search Console that you didn't create, your hosting provider sending you abuse complaints, unfamiliar files on your server, modified files with recent timestamps, and customers reporting browser warnings about unsafe content. The scan can detect external signs of several of these.
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