I don't understand this strategy

ajinkiller

Newbie
Joined
Jul 9, 2024
Messages
13
Reaction score
2
Are those website hacked or something the guy doing cpa sometimes when I click on it I downloaded a pdf or a get redirect to the real cpa page how did he do it what this strategy called I don't understand
Here is pic
IMG_20240826_022548.jpg
 
nonsense; just upload that stuff as video to youtube; same effects, just you don't get take down so quickly

1724649813801.png
 
They found a vulnerability on that site. The site apparently allows uploading pdf files. It's being used as a parasite.
 
They found a vulnerability on that site. The site apparently allows uploading pdf files. It's being used as a parasite.
This is exactly it. There is no hacking involved.
 
Prove it on 1 mill cases involved. How do you know it's not within the hacking sample? I've seen such scripts sold left and right.
If the website does not provide a form where you can upload a pdf file, then the other option is with a backdoor left / discovered in the source code. It is a very common practice.
 
They are not hacked, someone just found a loophole within their website and exploited it. It's just a form of parasite SEO. I have websites where I can create parasites using their description box and about page. The PDF method is just another form of parasite SEO used to promote CPA offers.
 
Are those website hacked or something the guy doing cpa sometimes when I click on it I downloaded a pdf or a get redirect to the real cpa page how did he do it what this strategy called I don't understand
Here is pic
View attachment 370894
There's a bug in the CMS used by many of these websites, and it hasn't been updated for years. There's a way I used to find these types of sites back then: you look for something like a contact form or any form that supports file upload. When you upload a PDF file, some of them will give you a direct download link to the PDF you uploaded. Just use a good link indexing service to index the PDF. Also, you need to add the title in the PDF metadata because that's what shows up on Google search. These sites are big, they just rank at the top of the search engine immediately. Also they are not virus, the pdf just contain a link to a content locker
 
There's a bug in the CMS used by many of these websites, and it hasn't been updated for years. There's a way I used to find these types of sites back then: you look for something like a contact form or any form that supports file upload. When you upload a PDF file, some of them will give you a direct download link to the PDF you uploaded. Just use a good link indexing service to index the PDF. Also, you need to add the title in the PDF metadata because that's what shows up on Google search. These sites are big, they just rank at the top of the search engine immediately. Also they are not virus, the pdf just contain a link to a content locker
Okay now I understand thank you
 
Back
Top