If your WordPress website has been hacked, there are several steps you can take to fix the problem:   Shut down the website: The first thing you should do is shut down the website to prevent any malware from spreading to visitors. Restore the website from backup: Restore from a backup of the website. This can help you restore the site to its original functional state before the site was hacked. Keep in mind that the security hole may still exist. Identify security flaws: Ask an expert to go through the website and identify any security flaws. This can help you gain insight into how the hacker got into the site and how to fix the problem. Remove malware: Ask an expert to remove any malware and patch any backdoors the hacker may have created to access the site again. This assumes you have knowledge of WordPress and the programming language in which WordPress is built. Update software: Make sure that all the plugins on your website are updated to the latest version to avoid security flaws.   If you feel that your knowledge is lacking in this area, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will help you identify security flaws, remove malicious code and update all your plugins.