Website's Meta Title and Meta Description Changed to the Japanese Language and Google indexed it

8 years ago

Contact google support through Google Product Support Forum. Its easy if you go right to the source.

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MikeFriedman

8 years ago

Originally Posted by expmrb

Contact google support through Google Product Support Forum. Its easy if you go right to the source.

Google cannot help you fix a hacked site.

Originally Posted by ashikjibon

My website is built with Drupal CMS. Recently I noticed that my website's most of the page meta title and meta description changed to the Chinese/Japanese Language and Google have indexed.

I didn't receive any message yet at Google webmaster tool that website is hacked.

How to fix this issue? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Find the hack and fix it. You might need to restore your site from a backup.

After it is fixed, the old information will get indexed eventually.

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yukon

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by ashikjibon

My website is built with Drupal CMS. Recently I noticed that my website's most of the page meta title and meta description changed to the Chinese/Japanese Language and Google have indexed.

I didn't receive any message yet at Google webmaster tool that website is hacked.

How to fix this issue? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Look at the Google cache text version, has to be the text version.

If your hacked, you'll see it on the cache. Assuming the page was cached/re-cached after the title problem.

If there's no cache, look at the problem page in a text browser/plugin.

Base64 hacks are sometimes used to hide the hack from webmasters and spam Google at the same time.

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rosarionet

8 years ago

Generally speaking, Drupal is well secured app and rarely gets hacked, but still that is possible. What you can do is scan your site with Sucuri Sitecheck (you can find it easily with Google search) and after clearing it, you should request review from your Google account.

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MikeFriedman

8 years ago

Originally Posted by rosarionet

Generally speaking, Drupal is well secured app and rarely gets hacked, but still that is possible. What you can do is scan your site with Sucuri Sitecheck (you can find it easily with Google search) and after clearing it, you should request review from your Google account.

You can't request a review from Google unless there is a manual penalty.