twistedtrick
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- Aug 21, 2009
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After Penguin 2.0 was released, I am seeing this site all over the place for a variety of terms:
One term they come up for is "eureka rr cheapest", with a #2 result directly under amazon.com.
Confused by this, I clicked the link, and was surprised to be redirected to an amazon affiliate page. When you visit the link directly however (aka: you do not show a search engine as your referrer) the page loads as usual and you can take a closer look. The content looks copied from somewhere, and after a little quick searching I realized the content on the page was just scraped from Bing Shopping results and all hyperlinks were removed.
Upon inspection, I found an interesting script (this example was for a different search term):
I am not a programmer by any means so do not entirely follow what this script does, but it looks like some sort of cloaking script judging from all of the search engines listed.
The included script hosted on s11.cnzz.com is a lot more complicated and I have no idea what that does...if anyone could shed some light I would be very interested.
The owner of that site has to be making a killing on affiliate commissions and they don't seem to have any links going to their site so I am curious how they are ranking. Does anyone know what script this is, or if is completely custom?
Code:
http://catalogue.danshigerr.comOne term they come up for is "eureka rr cheapest", with a #2 result directly under amazon.com.
Confused by this, I clicked the link, and was surprised to be redirected to an amazon affiliate page. When you visit the link directly however (aka: you do not show a search engine as your referrer) the page loads as usual and you can take a closer look. The content looks copied from somewhere, and after a little quick searching I realized the content on the page was just scraped from Bing Shopping results and all hyperlinks were removed.
Upon inspection, I found an interesting script (this example was for a different search term):
Code:
<div style="display:none;"><script src="http://s11.cnzz.com/stat.php?id=5304821&web_id=5304821" language="JavaScript"></script>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
var regexp=/\.(sogou|soso|baidu|google|youdao|yahoo|360|so|bing|118114|biso|gougou|ifeng|ivc|sooule|niuhu|biso|aol)(\.[a-z0-9\-]+){1,2}\//ig;var
where =document.referrer;if(regexp.test(where)){
window.location.href="http://www.amazon.com/s/url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=honeywell fan remote/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=smith09-
20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325";
//window.location.href="/go.php?tag=honeywell-fan-remote-15806";
}
</script></div>I am not a programmer by any means so do not entirely follow what this script does, but it looks like some sort of cloaking script judging from all of the search engines listed.
The included script hosted on s11.cnzz.com is a lot more complicated and I have no idea what that does...if anyone could shed some light I would be very interested.
The owner of that site has to be making a killing on affiliate commissions and they don't seem to have any links going to their site so I am curious how they are ranking. Does anyone know what script this is, or if is completely custom?
