Can I Spoof The Referrer to Google?

[raz777]

can i spoof the referrer to a site i dont have control of it?

i want to show my network that my traffic come from search engines
like google, yahoo and msn.
but as we know ,we need to have control on those sites to put our codes there.

there is something around this?

 

[kingtrojan]

i would like to know that also ..

 

[raz777]

but as we know ,we need to have control on those sites to put our codes there.

i mean we need to have access to google source code or any other referrer site we want to spoof.

 

[carchek]

what about php redirect or sth like that?

 

[seikooc]

The only way I know that you can spoof the referer of a site that does not belong to you is by sending fake traffic and having control of the user-agent. If you try out i-faker and track the user-agent you will see it is the same one every time, yet you can dictate the referer. So if you need it for real traffic then I am not any help. Good luck!!

 

[the_demon]

There's a few... I'm coding an insane refer script right now... Literally never been done shit.

I haven't tested referer spoofing but I think I might be able to. May not work on all browsers though... Google Chrome gave me some trouble when I tried pushing faked headers with PHP I'm working on a new method to invisibly spawn legit hidden referrers and such.

 

[seikooc]

There's a few... I'm coding an insane refer script right now... Literally never been done shit.

I haven't tested referer spoofing but I think I might be able to. May not work on all browsers though... Google Chrome gave me some trouble when I tried pushing faked headers with PHP I'm working on a new method to invisibly spawn legit hidden referrers and such.

Dude that would be awesome if you get it to work. Let me know if I can test this script. Also even though it may not work with chrome you can probably just redirect those user-agents.

 

[seoevil]

Pretty sure you'd have a hard time doing this consistently, since each browser handles http headers differently.

There are other issues with this as well, even if you could spoof consistently.

 

[Mysticman]

Pretty sure you'd have a hard time doing this consistently, since each browser handles http headers differently.

There are other issues with this as well, even if you could spoof consistently.

I agree: this requires an hella of work.