Some fucker try to cheat google with a government domain name

[CreatineGuy]

I have see this fucker going up and down in google for a while..

When you click on those urls it pop-ups shit and sometimes try to install virus or redirects depending on geo-target..

now how can this fucker not only use a GOV domain name for PORN for long time, but also cheating, and if that is not enough, be on TOP 10 in google for many search keywords???!!!

Is there a way to report this fucker??

[CreatineGuy]

hehe.. looks like nobody knows what I am talking about..

ok great. nevermind.. keep talking about trivial, non-business things.

[Snake Doctor]

That's not the only one. I've seen a shitload of similar .gov stuff in the serps the last month or so. (might all be the same spammer, but this isn't the only domain)

[DBS.US]

Don't hate the playa, Love the game

[thonglife]

This might be the same guy who's been hacking insecure .edu's for the past 6 months.

[d-null]

http://www.google.com/contact/spamreport.html

[thonglife]

now how can this fucker not only use a GOV domain name for PORN for long time, but also cheating, and if that is not enough, be on TOP 10 in google for many search keywords???!!!

The non-military government and educational institutions are so far behind the times in terms of internet security. You'd think that the damn universities would be on top of their game but it's not the case here for some reason. You're right.. it's affecting the placement for lots of keywords.

Is there a way to report this fucker??

Contact the network admin or use the contact us info at the bottom of said pages and forward them that url. Also, submit it here to Google and they will remove from the results:

http://www.google.com/contact/spamreport.html

[CreatineGuy]

Thanks for the link, Will report those fuckers..

I hope it works.

Cheers.

[pocketkangaroo]

Reporting it to Google is a waste of time. These are just simple hacks that are exploiting a flaw in the systems of a lot of .edu domains. I figured it out in 10 minutes how they are doing it, it's really not that tough.

If you want to fix it, I'd contact the schools directly and let them know of the vulnerability. I normally hate ratting out people for anything SEO related, but exploiting vulnerabilities on educational sites is something that really doesn't bode well for the perception of this industry.

[Antonio]

I think it picked up again after the new google update, I also get the you nede to install this shit in order to .....

[hardcoreblogger]

there are lots of them and some of them install the worst fake codec trojans i have seen

[rowan]

there are lots of them and some of them install the worst fake codec trojans i have seen

That's what scares me. I am working on a service that does wholesale indexing of hostnames and the crawler is busy churning through thousands and thousands of blackhat sites. I've tried a few of the hostnames and most redirect to a pseudo-MGP that shows a fake dialog claiming there's a codec error, and of course it offers you the exe...

It's one thing to spam the SEs to get traffic to a paysite, it's something else to use it to infect people.

[sex69]

Report him to both google and the admins

[blogman9]

Good Topic:
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