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If you want to check whether the website has been tampered with by others, resulting in a decrease in site traffic, I rented this site from someone else. Since I did not renew their system worth tens of thousands of yuan, I feel that their after-sales service has deteriorated. I suspect that the site traffic has not increased because they have done something wrong.
 
If you're trying to figure out whether your website has been tampered with and that’s why traffic has dropped, I’m in a similar situation. I actually rented the site from someone else, and since I didn’t renew their high-cost system (which they claimed was worth tens of thousands of yuan), I’ve noticed their support has really declined. I’m starting to suspect that they may have done something to the site, which could explain why traffic hasn’t improved.
 
If you're trying to figure out whether your website has been tampered with and that’s why traffic has dropped, I’m in a similar situation. I actually rented the site from someone else, and since I didn’t renew their high-cost system (which they claimed was worth tens of thousands of yuan), I’ve noticed their support has really declined. I’m starting to suspect that they may have done something to the site, which could explain why traffic hasn’t improved.
Is there a tool to analyze it?
 
Is there a tool to analyze it?
Yeah, there are a few tools that can help you figure that out.

You could start by checking the Wayback Machine to see if the site's content or structure changed over time. It’s a simple way to catch anything that looks off.
If you have access to Google Search Console, that’s even better — it’ll show you if there are any manual penalties, indexing issues, or sudden drops in impressions/clicks.
Also, tools like Ahrefs or Semrush can show whether backlinks disappeared or if rankings dropped sharply for important keywords. That kind of stuff might point to sabotage or just poor maintenance.

If you suspect something was changed in the code, and you still have older backups or versions, you can use something like Diffchecker to compare files and spot any weird changes (like noindex tags or hidden redirects).
And yeah, if it’s a rented site and the original owner still had backend access, I’d definitely be suspicious too. Happens more often than people think.
 
Yeah, there are a few tools that can help you figure that out.

You could start by checking the Wayback Machine to see if the site's content or structure changed over time. It’s a simple way to catch anything that looks off.
If you have access to Google Search Console, that’s even better — it’ll show you if there are any manual penalties, indexing issues, or sudden drops in impressions/clicks.
Also, tools like Ahrefs or Semrush can show whether backlinks disappeared or if rankings dropped sharply for important keywords. That kind of stuff might point to sabotage or just poor maintenance.

If you suspect something was changed in the code, and you still have older backups or versions, you can use something like Diffchecker to compare files and spot any weird changes (like noindex tags or hidden redirects).
And yeah, if it’s a rented site and the original owner still had backend access, I’d definitely be suspicious too. Happens more often than people think.
Thank you, thank you, thank you very much.
 
If you suspect the previous owner tampered with the site due to not renewing their expensive system, check for traffic drops, SEO penalties, unusual script changes, or external links that may indicate sabotage or neglect.
 
If you want to check whether the website has been tampered with by others, resulting in a decrease in site traffic, I rented this site from someone else. Since I did not renew their system worth tens of thousands of yuan, I feel that their after-sales service has deteriorated. I suspect that the site traffic has not increased because they have done something wrong.
To check if your website was tampered with or downgraded, review analytics for traffic drops, scan the site for malware or unauthorized changes, and compare with past backups. Also, check SEO rankings and hosting logs. A sudden decline after canceling services could indicate intentional limitations or sabotage.
 

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If you want to check whether the website has been tampered with by others, resulting in a decrease in site traffic, I rented this site from someone else. Since I did not renew their system worth tens of thousands of yuan, I feel that their after-sales service has deteriorated. I suspect that the site traffic has not increased because they have done something wrong
 
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