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This is really bad news.7Comment
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Biskoppen:
Setup a 301/302 Redirection to the Nastydollars site and check if it still rewrites the affiliate URL.
Put this in a .htaccess File:
Redirect /sponsor.html http://www.nastydollars.com/bla
Maybe a year ago a similiar scumware was bundled with Kazaa that re-wrote affiliate URLs for Mainstream Programs.
With HTTP Redirections I was able to prevent the alteration of my affiliate ID.
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I dont understand how this can work if it is hijacked at the browser levelOriginally posted by nastyking
Biskoppen:
Setup a 301/302 Redirection to the Nastydollars site and check if it still rewrites the affiliate URL.
Put this in a .htaccess File:
Redirect /sponsor.html http://www.nastydollars.com/bla
Maybe a year ago a similiar scumware was bundled with Kazaa that re-wrote affiliate URLs for Mainstream Programs.
With HTTP Redirections I was able to prevent the alteration of my affiliate ID.7Comment
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It shouldnt effect conversion ratios. If the affilate link is hijacked then you shouldnt get the hit either.Originally posted by Adultlexicon
probaly the reason my ratio is 1:7000 with nastydollars today
fucking spyware trojan fuckups
Unless of course I am wrong7Comment
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In case of that Mainstream Scumware the re-writing was done with a BHO (Browser Helper Object).Originally posted by kenny
I dont understand how this can work if it is hijacked at the browser level
IE "alerts" the BHO every time the surfer visits a site and the scumware then alters the URL. However, IE does not alert the BHO on redirections or the mainstream scumware wasn't catching those events.Comment
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Everyone promoting toolbars and media tickets type bullshit...please stop promoting this garbageComment
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Well one way sponsors with multiple sites could help ward off the url rewritng is by generating unique linking codes, and run them all through one URL.
For example:
Old link
http://www.boysfirsttime.com/main.htm?id=biskoppen
Spyware just has to match "http://www.boysfirsttime.com/" in the url and rewrite with the authors affiliate code.
New link
http://www.nastydollars.com/JGG483gfeTGUE834754
Spyware author has no idea what site it goes to unless he visits each and every unique URL. Any rewriting done after the surfer visits the unique URL will be easy to catch.
What this would do is discourage the authors from doing simple affiliate code replacement since they have no idea which site to target, someone may even want to get together with a lot of sponsors and start a centralized linking repository, because the more sites you have listed the less inclined they would be to try. They could still hijack the traffic no doubt, but at least they couldn't easily target the same niche.Comment
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Can anyone confirm that these encryption methods actually work? They only way to know is to test them on an infected computer.Originally posted by Pussy Dialers
Codelifters has a program to encrypt your links to help prevent link high jacking
http://www.codelifter.com/lc5index.html
Bisk, if you are still infected you could do this for us using ND affiliate codes.Comment
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guys I think you are missing the point... Sure he needs to and can probably clean his system and fix it on his end. But the surfers are getting infected and they are the ones that count because they are the one's signing up.
The program owners really need to start looking into ways to stop this. They may get the same sign up amounts now, but if affiliates stop promoting them the sales will drop because the high jacker isn't sending traffic but is stealing it.In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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Originally posted by AgentCash
Well one way sponsors with multiple sites could help ward off the url rewritng is by generating unique linking codes, and run them all through one URL.
For example:
Old link
http://www.boysfirsttime.com/main.htm?id=biskoppen
Spyware just has to match "http://www.boysfirsttime.com/" in the url and rewrite with the authors affiliate code.
New link
http://www.nastydollars.com/JGG483gfeTGUE834754
Spyware author has no idea what site it goes to unless he visits each and every unique URL. Any rewriting done after the surfer visits the unique URL will be easy to catch.
What this would do is discourage the authors from doing simple affiliate code replacement since they have no idea which site to target, someone may even want to get together with a lot of sponsors and start a centralized linking repository, because the more sites you have listed the less inclined they would be to try. They could still hijack the traffic no doubt, but at least they couldn't easily target the same niche.
They need to ban the guy with refer URLs coming from 10,000 different domains..
They should be able to tell from the URLs where the traffic is coming from and then notice the affilate IDs dont match
Or am I wrong?7Comment
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Smart spyware rewrites the referrer. And I know a few legit guys with many domains.Originally posted by kenny
They need to ban the guy with refer URLs coming from 10,000 different domains..
They should be able to tell from the URLs where the traffic is coming from and then notice the affilate IDs dont match
Or am I wrong?Comment
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There are a few potential sponsor level fixes.
One being to check the referral URL of each and every affiliate hit. If the surfer didn't come from a domain that matches up with the affiliate ID, then deny credit. Only allow a domain to be associated with one ID.Comment
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dead on the money, the affiliate doesnt even win on this.Originally posted by crockett
guys I think you are missing the point... Sure he needs to and can probably clean his system and fix it on his end. But the surfers are getting infected and they are the ones that count because they are the one's signing up.
The program owners really need to start looking into ways to stop this. They may get the same sign up amounts now, but if affiliates stop promoting them the sales will drop because the high jacker isn't sending traffic but is stealing it.Comment
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alot of sponsors now able to track affiliates traffic via referersOriginally posted by kenny
They need to ban the guy with refer URLs coming from 10,000 different domains..
They should be able to tell from the URLs where the traffic is coming from and then notice the affilate IDs dont match
Or am I wrong?
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And what about firewalls that block the referrer, or spyware that rewrites it?Originally posted by Matt 26z
There are a few potential sponsor level fixes.
One being to check the referral URL of each and every affiliate hit. If the surfer didn't come from a domain that matches up with the affiliate ID, then deny credit. Only allow a domain to be associated with one ID.Comment
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I didnt know spyware could rewrite the ref URL.Originally posted by AgentCash
Smart spyware rewrites the referrer. And I know a few legit guys with many domains.
I was implying on the sponsor looking into the accounts with many domain referrers and checking to see if the affilate IDs match. Investigate it a little whois and what not.
But since spyware can rewrite the URLs that blows my idea out of the water7Comment
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ok someone who has the spyware installed test this link and see if the code changes, I have cloaked the url
http://gfyhelp.blogspot.comhatisblack at yahoo.comComment
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One of the major players changed the script after I stopped promoting them to my non-foreign traffic. A couple of days later I caught that they had installed a homepage hijacker along with the search bar. There was no hijacker when they were getting the good traffic. . .
Keep an eye on your shit..Comment
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do you have the spyware on your computer or not. ?? or did you even read the post ?hatisblack at yahoo.comComment
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No i don't have any spyware...but that was the url your link give meOriginally posted by SmokeyTheBear
do you have the spyware on your computer or not. ?? or did you even read the post ?Comment
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it was supposed to , if you didnt have the spyware installed then it shouldn't have changed anything.. thats why i specified that " SOMEONE WHO HAS THE SPYWARE INSTALLED" click the link, not you.Originally posted by TheSwed
No i don't have any spyware...but that was the url your link give me
hatisblack at yahoo.comComment
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