The Era of Xploit Has Begun...
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Ricky Roma
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- Sep 23, 2011
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Can I just use img tag insted plugin? Is it same?
umerjutt00
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- Oct 28, 2011
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I think Google authorship also has the same effect. The people who have added you in their circles see your website results in the top. That's why I have been working on increasing my google plus followers. Have reached 1000 so far.
tonymu
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- Feb 12, 2013
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VirusTotal
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[TD]Normalized URL: [/TD]
[TD] http://www.mediafire.com/?20dhmgeue20f772 [/TD]
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[TD] Detection ratio: [/TD]
[TD="class: text-red"] 1 / 37 [/TD]
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[TD] Analysis date: [/TD]
[TD="class: ltr"] 2013-04-26 13:24:36 UTC ( 0 minutes ago )
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[TD] File scan: [/TD]
[TD] The URL response content could not be retrieved or it is some text format (HTML, XML, CSV, TXT, etc.), hence, it was not enqueued for antivirus scanning. [/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
[TABLE="class: table table-plain"]
[TR]
[TD]Normalized URL: [/TD]
[TD] http://www.mediafire.com/?20dhmgeue20f772 [/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD] Detection ratio: [/TD]
[TD="class: text-red"] 1 / 37 [/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD] Analysis date: [/TD]
[TD="class: ltr"] 2013-04-26 13:24:36 UTC ( 0 minutes ago )
[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD] File scan: [/TD]
[TD] The URL response content could not be retrieved or it is some text format (HTML, XML, CSV, TXT, etc.), hence, it was not enqueued for antivirus scanning. [/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
- Mar 16, 2012
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My bad guys, here's the virustotal:
HTML:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/3eccb29c34e362274d34afa98d319aa659adbef5199ebcb395f586ec347d4569/analysis/[/hmtl]
But the ironic part of posting virustotals is that they are kind of pointless since it's a script in php. So you wouldn't get a virus and no virus would ever be picked up since it would be a backdoor within a script rather then a plugin - which virustotal would be able to detect.- Mar 16, 2012
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maybe akshay7 is worried you are going to xploit him to 'makemecash'
LOL...well considering that I'm a donor with 200 posts and have been here for a year. It's pretty unlikely that I would go through all the work of making the plugin and video's just to attack akshay7 who has 18 posts
- Mar 16, 2012
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I will test on small sites than I have. But i think it won't change nothing on my traffic in this sites, my public is not the kind who downloads something on internet.
But, nice ideia OP
The download's was just a tip to get you thinking on how it could be used. Get creative with it, there are a thousand way to drive traffic through it.
tonymu
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- Feb 12, 2013
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LOL...well considering that I'm a donor with 200 posts and have been here for a year. It's pretty unlikely that I would go through all the work of making the plugin and video's just to attack akshay7 who has 18 posts
great concept for the videos, will be trying this on a site no doubt
cody41
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Thanks for posting real blackhat stuff. This is akin to to the cs exploits from back in the day where you either embed something to benefit from a sale or here, fool google into accepting a variance that's not really there. Good stuff man. Haven't looked at the plugin, but do you have base64 encoding in there? If you don't, and someone here can read code, it should be pretty self evident what the plugin is actually doing.
imperial444
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It does sound interesting. gonna Try it now.
cool.dude123
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I haven't tried it but here are my thoughts on it.
1. it will increase your return visitor rate if a person searches for the same keyword a lot because it will be in their personalised results. what this plugin does (from what I have seen) is redirect your page eg. mysite.com/url1 to google.com/*insert search stuff here*http://mysite.com/url1*more search stuff* which will redirect back to mysite.com/url1 and google will think the user has clicked on your link from the search engine.
*EDIT: just looked at the code and it seems instead of redirecting the page to the google url it just creates an iframe (invisible one) so drops a google cookie without the user experiencing any additional loading
2. I am not sure if it would increase rankings but it does make sense that google will rank you higher if you are getting more clicks through the SERPs.
3. its free and if it does work well then you will only get gains from it.
I will do some testing with it when I get a site up and ranked (so its already getting traffic)
1. it will increase your return visitor rate if a person searches for the same keyword a lot because it will be in their personalised results. what this plugin does (from what I have seen) is redirect your page eg. mysite.com/url1 to google.com/*insert search stuff here*http://mysite.com/url1*more search stuff* which will redirect back to mysite.com/url1 and google will think the user has clicked on your link from the search engine.
*EDIT: just looked at the code and it seems instead of redirecting the page to the google url it just creates an iframe (invisible one) so drops a google cookie without the user experiencing any additional loading
2. I am not sure if it would increase rankings but it does make sense that google will rank you higher if you are getting more clicks through the SERPs.
3. its free and if it does work well then you will only get gains from it.
I will do some testing with it when I get a site up and ranked (so its already getting traffic)
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I had not misunderstood very well before, after I check the code, I got it.
- Mar 16, 2012
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No, I didn't obfuscate the code. I left it open in case anyone wanted to build off of it with me.
Narrator
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Interesting idea, but I don't think google stores search history in cookies or at least doesn't depend on cookies. It's all stored server side. http://www.google.com/searchhistory
That way, no matter which computer you are on, it shows custom results if you are signed in. I have it "disabled" but I'm sure that doesn't stop them since I still see custom served ads.
I am setting up a new blog today for a guide I'm working on, so I will include the plugin as a case study.
Cheers!
That way, no matter which computer you are on, it shows custom results if you are signed in. I have it "disabled" but I'm sure that doesn't stop them since I still see custom served ads.
I am setting up a new blog today for a guide I'm working on, so I will include the plugin as a case study.
Cheers!
maybe akshay7 is worried you are going to xploit him to 'makemecash'
Since he has 200 posts and a Donor status, I will be nice. But , where I come from, it does look suspicious. Anyways, congrats to you "makemecash" for the find.
greenleader
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- Apr 15, 2013
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If Google's smart, they are reading this forum and by publishing this here, we could as well send email to Matt Cutts. I'll research it anway though