Hello! in my case it is definitely hotlinking (leeching or piggy-backing).
What you have to do now is to evaluate if it is a hotlinking that benefits you or not, analyse the website that "did that to you" and if they are not good you can block this with code in your .htaccess and/or disavow the...
Thank you for your response!
I called them toxic backlinks because of the section of the tool that shows them to me.
My images do not appear on the sites I mentioned, nowhere on the web.
The bad sites just use the name of my product image to create a new URL whose final slug ends in "-k"...
Hi all, I hope to get your help (and I can help when you need it).
I have detected in my e-commerce a series of toxic backlinks, which are from different domains but all have in common the form of the URL they create, using an image of my e-commerce.
Example:
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