Google's "This website may have been hacked" notification can be concerning, but it's often triggered by suspicious-looking content rather than actual hacking. Here's how to resolve this issue:

Why Does This Happen?

Google displays this warning when it detects suspicious patterns in your website's content. Often, this is triggered by legitimate content that contains unusual formatting or patterns, not actual security breaches.

How to Remove the Warning:

1. Access Google Search Console

• Verify your website ownership
• Sign in to your Google Search Console account
• Navigate to the Security Issues section

2. Identify and Remove Suspicious Content

• Review the flagged content in Search Console
• Remove or modify any content that triggered the warning
• Ensure all remaining content follows best practices

3. Request a Google Review

• Submit a review request through Search Console
• Wait for Google to re-examine your site
• The warning will be removed if no issues are found

Remember, your website includes built-in security features like:

• Free SSL certificate
• Regular security scans
• Protection against DDoS attacks
• Industry-standard security tools

Following these steps should resolve the warning and restore your site's normal appearance in search results.

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