[thelist] google search for a legitimate subject returns weird result

Nan Harbison nan at nanharbison.com
Mon May 3 09:04:01 CDT 2010


Thanks Hassan. If you found lots of compromised sites, then maybe everyone
should be looking to see if this is happening on their own blogs!  I will
suggest to my client that I add the email new posts module to his blog.

For anyone who didn't go to the blog search results, and you have a blog or
clients with blogs, I just created a screen shot of the search results:
http://www.nanharbison.com/blog-search.gif

This is really bad!

Nan

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On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 12:39 PM, Nan Harbison <nan at nanharbison.com> wrote:

> A client of mine has a very active Drupal website and Wordpress blog,

> search on Google for one of the latest topics on his blog, the hits come
> back with wrong information, and if I mention what it is here, this email
> will be marked as spam., I don't understand how this is happening.

> The link to the blog article is correct, but NOT the blurb of info under
the
> title of the article.

Just looked at the page in question, and no, I don't see it either.

However, I took the top line of spam from the query result and googled
that, and found a lot of other compromised sites. Both Wordpress and
vBulletin seem well-represented. :-)

Since I don't use either I can only suggest asking a Wordpress-specific
mailing list or group.

HTH!
-- 
Hassan Schroeder ------------------------ hassan.schroeder at gmail.com
twitter: @hassan
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