Find out fast if someone tampers with your website

What is website defacement?

Defacement is when someone breaks into a website and changes what visitors see. Sometimes it's obvious, like a "hacked by" message replacing your homepage. Often it's quiet: a hidden script that copies card numbers at checkout, a contact form that now sends messages to someone else, or spam links tucked out of sight.

Quiet attacks are the costly ones. They can run for weeks before a customer complains or Google flags your site as unsafe.

What Uptraqr looks for

• Hacker messages: "hacked by", "owned by" and similar bragging text.
• New code from unknown websites: the most common way card skimmers and crypto miners get in.
• Hijacked forms: contact, login or payment forms that now send what people type to an outside address.
• Spam links: hidden casino, pharmacy or adult links that hurt your search ranking.
• Redirects: visitors being sent to a different website.
• Scrambled code: disguised scripts, a common sign of malware.
• Your title, main heading or most of your text being replaced.

How it works

1. We learn your page. When you add your website, we load it twice and save a known-good snapshot. Anything that changed between the two loads, like the date or a rotating banner, is treated as normal and ignored from then on.
2. We check every 10 to 30 minutes. Each check compares your page with the snapshot and looks for the warning signs above.
3. You hear about real problems. Hacker signs send an urgent email. Smaller changes send one email asking "Was this you?". The same problem never alerts twice.
4. You confirm or fix. If you made the change, tap "Yes, I made this change" and the new version becomes your snapshot. If you didn't, the email tells you what to do next.