Google Webmaster Guide: Easier to restore the hacked site

Original: Easier recovery for hacked sites http://googlewebmaster-cn.blogspot.***/2013/11/blog-post.html

Publisher: Meenali Rungta, anti-network garbage group; Hadas Fester, webmaster tool Group

As you know, as a site owner, if you find that your site has been hacked or malware intrusion, it will be extremely anxious, and to eliminate these malicious content in a short time is not easy. To solve this problem, we have been working to simplify the operation of Web site recovery and the process of purging malicious content. To do this, when the software running on the corresponding site expires, we will notify the webmaster, and we also launched a dedicated to the hacker hacked the site to open a Help site, which contains video and the recovery process for each step of the article detailed description.

Today, we are pleased to introduce you to a new feature in Webmaster Tools, "security issues."

With this feature, the owner of a validated web site will be able to:

View more information about security issues on the site in the same location

Use detailed code snippets to identify the problem more quickly

With a streamlined new process, just click on the button to request an audit of all issues

View more information about security issues on the site in the same location

Now, when the system detects that your site may have been hacked or malware intrusion, all of the relevant content is displayed centrally in the same location so that you can easily access it. Whether it is the information previously available from the "Malware" section of webmaster Tools or new information about hacked spam, it can now be found in "security issues." On the Security Issues home page, you can see the type of intrusion content, the sample URL (if any), and the date the system last detected the problem.

　　

Use detailed code snippets to identify the problem more quickly

The system will provide HTML and JavaScript snippets of hacked URLs as much as possible and list the recommended actions to help you clear the specific types of intrusion content that the system detects.

　　

Just click on the button to request an audit of all issues

We also simplify the process of requesting approval. After you clear malicious content on your Web site and fix a security vulnerability, you can request an audit of all issues by simply clicking the appropriate button on the "Security issues" page.

　　

For more help, visit our help site specifically for hacked sites (the portal has 22 new languages available to choose from, and content is constantly being updated and expanded). If you have any comments or suggestions, please comment here or speak freely in the Webmaster Help forum.