Empathy first
Site owners who paid for one cleanup do not want vague reassurance when the problem returns. The right reaction is to look harder at what the first scope missed.
Recovery page
Repeat infection is a signal that the earlier work did not fully remove the entry point, persistence path, or compromised access chain.
Site owners who paid for one cleanup do not want vague reassurance when the problem returns. The right reaction is to look harder at what the first scope missed.
Reinfection usually happens when the visible malware was removed but the underlying access problem, file-level persistence, scheduled task, or compromised credential chain stayed active.
The second cleanup needs to treat the earlier failure as evidence. That means tracing the actual reinfection path, not repeating the same surface cleanup that failed before.
Preserve the current state, document what returned, and move to the main cleanup page so the diagnosis starts from the live reinfection evidence instead of assumptions.
FAQ
Use the emergency cleanup page and describe what returned after the earlier cleanup so the new scope starts from that failure point.
Go To Emergency Cleanup