![]() Fixing the root cause vulnerability exploited by the hacker.Restoring good content and eliminating the hacker's content.Removal of unnecessary or unused applications or plugins that could make your site more vulnerable in the future.Installation of the latest, most secure version of software.Option to use Fetch as Google in Search Console to expedite processing by Google of clean pages - meaning pages that are either new or newly updated - that you want to appear in Google search results. ![]() Option to use Remove URLs in Search Console to expedite removal of entirely new, undesirable, user-visible URLs created by the hacker that you don't want surfacing in Google Search results.Where to locate additional resources if you believe the hacker intended to obtain users' personal information (such as with phishing pages).We'll cover several actions in this step:
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