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Google Proxy Hacking

Dan Thies has a very interesting blog he published on August 16 "Google Proxy Hacking: How A Third Party Can Remove Your Site From Google SERPs". The blog documents his frustration at dealing with Google for the last year to fix the hacking of Google page ranks by the use of proxies. The challenge is that as page ranking becomes extremely valuable to businesses who do business online, criminals or hackers get involved to remove competitors from the Google search results.

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Posted by Guy Huntington on August 22, 2007 2:06 PM |

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