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Malware Check

If the result is positive, there is no need for further action. If the result is negative, please read the following instructions.

Result positive Your domain was not found in any known malware list.
Result negativ Your domain was found in malware lists
Description [Malware] is software that can cause damage to a computer and ultimately to its owner. Malware refers to all types of harmful programs such as [viruses], [trojans], [spyware], [dialers], [droppers], [rootkits] and [keyloggers].
Background Criminals gain access to the website and deposit malicious code there in order to install [malware] on visitors' computers via [Drive-by-Downloads].
Consequence When the page is accessed, there is a risk that the visitor's computer will be infected with malicious code.
Solution/Tips If your domain was found in a malware list:
Take the website offline!

It is possible that you are providing malware content with the website. It also prevents Google from removing your website from the index, which would cancel any positive ranking. This will also prevent a possible blocking of your website by your provider/host.

  • Find out how and when strangers were able to access your domain.
 Check your log files for unauthorized access from unknown source IP addresses. The time stamp of the manipulated or uploaded file could serve as the starting point for your search and give you an indication of the time of the attack and the so-called gateway.
  • Change your access data!
  • Web frontend (hosting contract, content management system)
  • FTP, SSH accesses
  • Database - use strong passwords
  • Import a malware-free backup!
 Delete all files on your webspace. This ensures that you do not take over any foreign files that the attackers use as "back doors" from the previously compromised environment. Before restoring, check whether your backup already contains the malicious code found by us and use an even older backup if necessary. If the backup is "malware-free", restore it and then update the system. Only then do you put the website online again.
  • If you do not have a backup of your website, consider a complete new installation. Manual cleanups usually take much more time and should only be carried out by qualified personnel.
  • Check your local computers for malware! On the website botfrei.de you will find help and programs. With the help of the DE-Cleaner you can clean your PC of different malware. (https://www.botfrei.de/de/eucleaner/index.html)