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I've solved the spyware affiliate link hijacking problem
OK so working on a WEGCash ad the other day I realized that spyware was stealing my links. You can tell cause they redirect to another page that has your link code embedded. I kept the spyware on and figured out how to encode the URL so the spyware wouldn't recognize it.
I tested it out and when I checked the "same" link again, my code was embedded in the second page and not some spyware fuckers. By eliminating the trigger strings in the URL I made it un-jackable(by todays standards). http://www.danabbamont.com/ljt It's free. Get it yo. Be interesting to see if this causes a big increase in sales. I know most people have spyware so it's possible depending what sponsors they're jacking so far. |
u using aim, rog
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Not right now yo. I'm getting the fuck to bed in the 2k4.
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So who other than you is using this??
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Almost like linking through to your sponsors with php redirects eh? :glugglug
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It's just me now. Better safe than sorry. On mainstream boards they bitch about link jacking constantly. I don't know if they're blowing it out of proportion but seeing the links on a site I was buying traffic for changed pissed me off so I solved it.
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but I'm weird. |
why do I have to give you my email address?
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Yeah I made this myself. I kept it private for like a week. No point in that really.
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another collector
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Intresting...checking it
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Thanks for the effort, but its a very simple matter for the fuckers to just make the substitution algorithm a little bit simpler.
Of course they would only go to that trouble if a LOT of people were using protection like yours. |
What "Spyware" is taking links?
Names? Downloads... You know... Cut the bullshit and say it. |
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pointless, some spyware can still change this
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your download page is blank for me
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