Business GDPR EU site top ranked for 'NSFW AI Apps'

[cordoba]

Can somebody explain this to me?

I noticed that the following was highly ranked for some NSFW AI tool keywords:
https://gdprinfo.eu/nsfw-ai-apps-july

It's clearly been written entirely by AI in 5 seconds.

I checked on Semrush and that page gets over 40K visitors daily. That page hasn't got a single backlink, but the domain has 131K.

The site itself appears to be an official EU guide to GDPR compliance (although it didn't ask me if I consented to cookies : https://gdprinfo.eu/

https://gdprinfo.eu/about-us

How exactly do you compete with that?

Edit: I see they have countless ranking lists of undress apps too:
https://gdprinfo.eu/august-update-to...ndress-ai-apps

And deepfake porn apps:
https://gdprinfo.eu/?s=deepfake

Is it possible they have been unknowingly hacked?

[Denny]

Yep, just search any high search volume porn KW or big tube brand... lots of hacked sites and shady redirects in the SERPs.

[cordoba]

I reported it to Google here: https://developers.google.com/search...es/report-spam

They appear to be at number 2 for 'nsfw ai apps'. Let's see if Google does something about it.

[pornmasta]

If the site is an authority it gets promoted

These people are search engine gods 🤭

[INever]

GDPR is Sam Altman's hobby site.

[cordoba]

If the site is an authority it gets promoted

These people are search engine gods 🤭

Yes, parasite SEO is the way to go these days. I wonder if the webmaster/s had a long-term plan of building an authority GDPR site that lots of other mainstream authority sites will link to, then after a couple of years start adding lots of high-ranking affiliate lists?

[Marshal]

Most likely a hacked WP site. Look at its linkbacks. Hosted in a non-EU country. Doesn't look like it's been built on an expired domain, so either a hacked website (parasite), or an acquired domain.
A great example of creative black hat SEO.