Downloading landing page danger

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I heard somewhere that the fact of downloading a landing page can present numerous risks.

I dont know which kind of risks a downloaded landing page may contian? malicious code? steal your traffic somehow?

Can someone clairify this for me?
 
What do you mean by downloading a landing page? Opening it in browser or using some pre-made landing page on your server?
 
What's the unreasonable worse-case?

I know an AdWords guy who lost his ad account to it.

I've seen scripts which try to detect and redirect the traffic but they're not commonplace and relatively easy to find and remove.
 
Well, it is usually a js script to take your traffic %, means every 3rd click will end up watching some pop-up ad for example.

About DMCA, very rare to happen, if you edit the content, as I assume you won't be doing anything huge or long term with your site/project.

You will also have various scripts for tracking and things like that, you should remove em, and they always have at least a line of code in index.html file.



Going back to my 1st line, they often encode js script and you must decode it 1st to get rid of the code part that steals your traffic only, or if you delete the entire file, main website function will stop working.

When file is encoded you won't see nothing that looks like a code but a bunch of numbers that means nothing to you. You can decode it by using google and seek for decoding services online.


When all your website files looks normal, use this: https://css-tricks.com/redirect-web-page/ and seek for these commands, for example:

Most used java script redirect is window.location so you can open all your files and type: alt+f (to open search bar) enter window only and you will find if there is any window command, and then analyze it's meaning using google and soon you will know what is it about.
 
Well, it is usually a js script to take your traffic %, means every 3rd click will end up watching some pop-up ad for example.

About DMCA, very rare to happen, if you edit the content, as I assume you won't be doing anything huge or long term with your site/project.

You will also have various scripts for tracking and things like that, you should remove em, and they always have at least a line of code in index.html file.



Going back to my 1st line, they often encode js script and you must decode it 1st to get rid of the code part that steals your traffic only, or if you delete the entire file, main website function will stop working.

When file is encoded you won't see nothing that looks like a code but a bunch of numbers that means nothing to you. You can decode it by using google and seek for decoding services online.


When all your website files looks normal, use this: https://css-tricks.com/redirect-web-page/ and seek for these commands, for example:

Most used java script redirect is window.location so you can open all your files and type: alt+f (to open search bar) enter window only and you will find if there is any window command, and then analyze it's meaning using google and soon you will know what is it about.

Thanks that's exactly what I needed to know, insightful
 
Is there a good tool to steal the theme of a landing page? Obviously I can easily take the copy but the fake news website type designs are very well optimised.
 
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