Seeking Expert to Resolve Google Old Malware Issues and Reinstate Website for AdWords

I am seeking an expert to resolve Google old malware issues and reinstate my website for AdWords. Specific Issues: - My website has been flagged as malware by Google Severity of the Problem: - My site is still functioning on a new platform Deadline: - I need the website issues to be resolved within a few days Ideal Skills and Experience: - Experience in resolving Google malware issues and reinstating websites for AdWords - Knowledge of malware removal techniques and best practices - Familiarity with Google AdWords policies and guidelines - Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills I am in urgent need of a skilled professional who can assist in clearing my website's reputation with Google. A few years ago, my website was repeatedly infected with a virus due to outdated plugins and security vulnerabilities. This issue led to Google AdWords repeatedly pausing my ads due to malware concerns. Despite numerous attempts to rectify the situation and get the website back on Google, the malware persisted. Ultimately, Google disallowed the use of my website for advertising purposes. This happened two years ago. Since then, I've switched hosting services, completely overhauled the website on a new, more secure platform, and ensured it's free of viruses. However, I'm facing a recurring challenge. Each time I attempt to use the website for Google AdWords, the ads are not approved, with Google flagging the site as "COMPROMISED SITE." It seems like my website's past issues have not been fully cleared from Google's records or archives. I need an expert who can thoroughly scan the website to confirm its safety and work with Google to rectify any mislabeling or archival errors. This will enable me to use Google AdWords effectively once again. The website in question is www.mywheeldoctor.com. If you believe you can tackle this challenge, please include the word "superman" in your response to ensure you've read the entire brief. Google's Definition of a Compromised Site Below: Compromised sites A compromised site refers to a site or destination whose code has been manipulated to act in ways that benefit a third party without the knowledge of the site or destination’s owner or operator, and often in a way that harms the site’s users. The following scenarios would lead to disapproval for Compromised Site: red x mark Destinations which are hijacked and hacked Examples (non-exhaustive): Sites injecting scripts or code that transmits user data without consent, e.g. a credit card skimmer, installing malware on end user devices, launching pop-up ads, redirecting users to other websites, and doing things with user data without the end user’s consent; Operating a website using a content management system with known security vulnerabilities, where it has been exploited