The Profit Bird
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and may I ask you why so ?
This Guy Literally DOMINATES the first 5 PAGES of Google!!
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and may I ask you why so ?
Bartholomew
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An old trick - many ( look up site:mossnest.com.au weight loss ) interlinked doorway pages on hacked trusted sites, couple of backlinks to these pages, a redirection - et voila. A few years ago pharma tops were all dominated by the similar doorways on .edu domains.
ProSEO Show
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I'm pretty sure that the guy owns all of the sites. Look at the cached versions, many of these are styled identically, with the same low quality spammy content.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...nts-ephedra-290.htm+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...nts-ephedra-404.htm+&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
Techxan
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In MOST countries, there are many laws about accessing sites without permission, its called hacking and you go to prison for it.
What's worse, in the US, they often ban you from owning a computer or accessing the web forever as the terms of your release.
The rest of your life with no Internet, not for me.
What's worse, in the US, they often ban you from owning a computer or accessing the web forever as the terms of your release.
The rest of your life with no Internet, not for me.
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That only means that he uploaded sites with same design not that he owns the domains where the sites are uploaded.
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That shit is intense. How do you protect yourself from something like this with your own domains? I'm not very "well-read" on this subject, or web security in general...just speculating.
What you've found is the tip of the iceburg. Google ....
Also, I wouldn't even think about hacking. In the US and UK you'll go to prison if caught, especially if it involves making money. I've been to prison for hacking. Don't get involved in it, it's a waste of life if you're caught.
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intext:"rapid weight loss now"Also, I wouldn't even think about hacking. In the US and UK you'll go to prison if caught, especially if it involves making money. I've been to prison for hacking. Don't get involved in it, it's a waste of life if you're caught.
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If you really care about 'his' sites, you shouldn't bump this. The thread was buried in page 4 but you kicked it to the top. You know G webspam team visit this forum often, right ?
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HelloInsomnia
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For one don't install unnecessary plugins. This is probably the worst thing people do - they install plugins for everything and typically they can get rid of 90% of them.
Keep your shit up to date, that's another big one. Not only Wordpress but plugins as well.
Don't use Admin as a username, use a password generator and a strong password. Make sure you have some kind of security that will lock people out if they attempt to brute force. Don't broadcast your WP version in your source code.
I'm no security expert but start with those basic tips.
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Simple solution is => Don't use wordpress or similar readymade products.
Everyone check out your wordpress sites. View source code and go to bottom of it and see if there is any unknown code.
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Most compromised sites are either exploited because they are running old server versions, hacked plugins,not updated scripts etc..or the site owners are keylogged and probably installed malware. Anyway you can never be truly 100% safe even if you secure the domains and your sites from being exploited there is still a possibility that you can install some sort of malware and expose your site logins, server passwords etc..
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tnhomestead
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Theme Authenticity Checker is a good one to use for links added to your sites.Also b4 you upload, always check for obfuscated code -- if you find some decode it b4 you upload it. Change the database name -- by default your database has a default prefix of wp, change it -- even if you add a random char to it your much more secure. Never use admin, administrator or ANY variant on them. Always use privacy on domains that are important -- a lot of hacks involve calling your hosting company and try to get some one there to give you the login information with a sob story.
If you look at source as suggested, use find and search for http, www etc. As suggested above, do NOT broadcast your wp version number in the code.
Also check your computer daily! I see people who get reinfected from their own computer.
Use these and the great ideas suggested above for a great start. There are lots more that can be done, but these items gets rid of a lot of attackers. The goal is to make them decide, why waste time here, when there is another site thats easier and does what I want!
If you look at source as suggested, use find and search for http, www etc. As suggested above, do NOT broadcast your wp version number in the code.
Also check your computer daily! I see people who get reinfected from their own computer.
Use these and the great ideas suggested above for a great start. There are lots more that can be done, but these items gets rid of a lot of attackers. The goal is to make them decide, why waste time here, when there is another site thats easier and does what I want!
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There are dozens of free wp plugins that provide this functionality...search "WP Author Reviews"
StraussCan
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Google bots are very advanced now and can specifically detect shady practices like redirects/cloaking.
StraussCan
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We can leave that to a split test. Since this will require a "full converting" user to enter emails 2 times and get frustrated instead.
dome.d0nkss
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