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Has this website been hacked?
Check this out:
http://www.megunyc.com/ It's a site for a NYC Japanese restaurant. But when you view the source code from the opening screen, you find this down at the bottom: Code:
<li><a style="text-decoration: none;" href="images/1/backseatbangers.html">Backseatbangers</a> The pages on the site such as: http://www.megunyc.com/images/1/teens-for-cash.html Goes to a SE spam page. Down at the bottom of this page is a link without an affiliate code going to: http://hotsexdir.com/ Which has the title "Rape Sex & Porn" and is registered to someone in Poland. So I think it was either hacked, or the webmaster for the site put in that code without the owners of the restaurant knowing about it. |
Wow.. get something like this on a popular website, and you are essentially stealing from other webmasters on any program that credits the *first* webmaster who refers to another site.
Do common affiliate programs protect against this type of thing? |
Well it's not forcing clicks from surfers, but it is getting some good page rankings.
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wow. that fucking sucks.
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Damn that's funny...
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Do a google search for "teens for cash" and check the ref code in the first result against the ref code in the code I pasted. (it cycles between a couple top listings sometimes)
I'll make it easier: revid=39920 So if it is a hacker they're doing something that works for them. |
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Yea I noticed that earlier, it's wacky, eh? |
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besides, this code is just for SE spam... it just links to pages like: http://www.megunyc.com/images/1/mikes-apartment.html |
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Ahh, nevermind, I see the links there. Hmm.
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hidden links....spiders see them....surfers dont.....pure rankings
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I don't think that guy is the hacker, Smokey, I think he got hacked. It's the same block of code that's on other sites, plus it doesn't match the topbucks refcode on the top of the page. It looks pasted in.
And check this out: http://www.vgln.com/ http://wheretodoresearch.com/ http://www.care-connection.com/subs.html http://www.care-connection.com/ http://www.placeoftheskull.com/ http://www.irenclub.org/ http://www.collisiondetection.net/mt...es/000107.html View the source, they've all been hacked with the same code. |
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i didnt go that way .. look at the nastydollars id on each of those sites , then look at www.worldsblogs.com |
and all the domain records are generally the same russian area..
looks like just a clever use of hacking to me, instead of displaying some stupid message he added a little hidden code for seo purposes.. |
of course i wouldnt crucify the guy just yet someone could be doing it to hurt him as revenge or something also.. there are many reasons.. but just stating the most obvious..
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Ah I see, Smokey. Interesting.
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Bump....
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Seems like some of the sites have "found out" about the hack job had have gotten rid of some of the hacked pages. Not most, though.
Other than http://worldsblog.com the same guy has the site http://www.youneedfreeporn.com/ which also had the same codes on them, but have mysteriously dissappeared in the last day. Google Archive: http://64.233.187.104/search?q=cache...porn.com&hl=en Looks like this guy's the hacker. He's on this board too. His rape site has broken graphics on it now. Wonder if that's a bust? |
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Same shit happened to me about a year ago with a couple of my sites.
Turns out that it was a PhpBB glitch and hackers exploited it to get the admin login. They used it to hide links, etc. With one of my sites they installed a popup and I didn't know about it until about 5 months later when I went to view it. One of my sites had a Google PR of 5 so the link had to have helped their SEO. |
However, if you were a web developer and had several sites with high PR then that would be an extremely clever thing to do in order to boost up your other sites. Your client would never know and neither would the ordinary web surfer. :2 cents:
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Oh my, that looks fucked up in here.. :(
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Many times this happens when a domain drops and another webmaster picks it up. The webmaster then goes to archive.org and gets the pages that were originally on the site and then hides the SEO code within the site.
Thus the reason dropped domains are so popular. |
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