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The WordPress redirect hack is the most common type of website infection. Attackers inject malicious code into your theme files, plugins, or database that silently redirects your visitors to spam sites.
The tricky part: many redirect hacks only trigger for first-time visitors or mobile users, so you might not even notice it yourself. But Google does — and your visitors do. Every hour this stays active, you lose traffic, trust, and search rankings.
Common injection points include wp-blog-header.php, .htaccess, the wp_options table (siteurl/home fields), and obfuscated JavaScript in theme header/footer files. Some variants use base64-encoded PHP dropped into random directories.
Attackers use user-agent detection to target mobile visitors specifically. This makes the hack harder for site owners to notice since they usually check on desktop. The malicious code checks the visitor's browser and only triggers the redirect for mobile or first-time visits.
Yes. Once the malware is removed and Google re-crawls your clean site, any "This site may be hacked" warnings will be lifted. We also submit a manual review request to speed up the process. Most sites recover their rankings within 1-2 weeks.
The most common entry points are outdated plugins, themes with known vulnerabilities, weak admin passwords, and nulled/pirated plugins. After cleanup, we'll identify the likely entry point and help you prevent it from happening again.
The longer malware stays, the harder recovery becomes.