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Automating Misspelling

First of all, why would you be interested in misspeling?

  • 1. To avoid getting your pages hit by a duplicate filter if you are using “borrowed” content or scraped search results. You might also increase your traffic by ranking for misspellings/typos. There should be millions of search queries that are misspelled each month.
  • 2. To increase the variance in a pseudorandom text generator.
  • 3. For e-mail (and newsgroup) spam so spam filters don’t hit you so much.
  • 4. To avoid any other kinds of message filters.

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October 28th, 2005 » 21:54 » 3 Comments

Power your Wordpress

Before a couple months I was doing some googlehacking and wanted to see how many stupid blackhats are on the net. I searched for queries like “inurl:RSS2B2″, “inurl:RSS2B3″, “inurl:RSS2B” (these are some of the default folders for Rss2blog) in Google and yahoo. I found several folders indexed, most of the times because there wasn’t and index.html file in the root. Next I tried the default login details admin:admin and a lot of them allowed me to login. Next was Traffic equalizer web version. I used “inurl:TEadmin”, “inurl:TEADMIN” etc which are the default folders. Again admin:admin did the trick.

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October 27th, 2005 » 4:37 » 6 Comments

Google Base working

As of now base.google.com gives you a login page, where you can login with your google account. We know that Google just wants to be the Biggest Brother ever, but this is mind boggling.

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October 26th, 2005 » 15:47 » Comments

All your base

All your base are belong to Google.

October 26th, 2005 » 10:15 » Comments

Neutral Response

An article by Michael Pedone introduces the idea that Google should ignore questionable links, as a way to thwart both link spammers and GoogleBowling.

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October 26th, 2005 » 2:16 » Comments
 

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Buy SEMRush. It’s great.

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Google acquired reCaptcha about a month ago, you might want to throttle your reCaptcha solving per IP address from now on.

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Matt Cutts on how Google deals with spam.

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