
How do WordPress sites get hacked, and how do I stop it happening again?
Mostly through out-of-date plugins and reused passwords. A handful of habits closes nearly all of it.
Home / Guides
Plain answers to the problems UK small businesses search for most. If you'd rather we just fixed it, book a call.

Mostly through out-of-date plugins and reused passwords. A handful of habits closes nearly all of it.

Google has found signs of spam or malware on your site. Here's how to see what it found and get the warning removed.

Don't delete everything. Take a copy, change passwords, and find out how they got in before you clean up.

Your domain's DNS records probably didn't come across properly. You can fix it without moving your domain again.

Microsoft has flagged your account or tenant for sending spam, often because a mailbox was compromised.

Probably, if they send through Microsoft 365 with a username and password. Here's how to check and what to change.

Gmail moved from warning senders to rejecting mail that fails its authentication rules. Here's what that means for you.

Outlook.com, Hotmail and Live are refusing your email because your domain's authentication doesn't meet Microsoft's sender rules.

Yes, you need all three. SPF says who can send, DKIM signs each email, DMARC says what to do when checks fail.

Usually because your domain can't prove the email is really from you. Here's what to check and how to fix it.
Tell us what's wrong and when to ring. Two minutes, no account, no call centre. The technical questions come after and you can skip them.
Booked. We'll be in touch at the time you picked.
A few more details help us come ready. Skip anything you don't know.