How can i recover from japanes keyword hack after wordpress clean up
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I'm facing a big issue on my two blog legitloaded and asirimp3 months after I patch and clean up my WordPress and plugins, too... I still see the hacked site in google search that I have asked to delete, but I still see the same character and the hacked material in google. I don't know what to do, I'm confused. I try asking google to update my page, but I can't find the URL in the search console.
when checking on google with URL: site:legitloaded.com
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I’m also facing the same problems on my site Nepsterblog and guruswapaz I’ll try to check the answer given here.
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thank you, sir, for your response
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I'd serve status code 410 (gone) and Meta no-index on all the affected URLs. You might think that's a tall order as you probably can't edit the HTML of the pages any more for the no-index directive. You can actually use no-index without using HTML! Fire it through X-Robots, through the HTTP header instead
https://developers.google.com/search/reference/robots_meta_tag
Scroll down to "Using the X-Robots-Tag HTTP header"
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