A 'compromised site' error indicates that Google believes your website's security has been breached, or a third party has affected it with malware, a vulnerable plugin, or other issues. This makes your website unsuitable for Google's search engine or Google Ads, leading to a 'compromised site' label.
When a website is labeled as a 'compromised site,' it results in a significant loss for the owner. This includes huge traffic loss and financial loss, as the website is disapproved on the Google Ads network.
To fix a compromised site, a combined effort is made to look for different malwares and adwares, and a thorough constructive review of the website's source code is performed. They also examine all plugins and past performance, as sometimes IP address or hosting issues can cause the problem.
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