Indexing a Cracker's webpage?
This is a discussion on Indexing a Cracker's webpage? within the Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) forums, part of the Search Engines & Website Promotion category; I have this Joker in Mexico who periodically comes by and signs my guestbook with a refresh metatag to his ...
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05-03-2005, 17:35
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| Senior Member |  Indexing a Cracker's webpage? I have this Joker in Mexico who periodically comes by and signs my guestbook with a refresh metatag to his website called "Defaced" ( I have his IP address but don't know how to report him and don't know if it's worth the effort). I always catch this and remove it but what happens when a spider visits my webpage between the time he places it on my website and the time I remove it? Evidently they index the hacker's website. I found this on Teoma today. The link goes to my guestbook but the spider picked up the name of the hackers website. Check this out and see what you think and what if anything do you think I should do about this? See the link named "Defaced" on this page |
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05-03-2005, 18:02
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| WMT Addict | If you ISP provide cPanel than you can block his IP address. This way he will not able to see your site. Or contact you ISP for the same.
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