Massive Google Ban

[iGuest 3]

This time the big "G" responded quickly to spam in terms of banning 7 billion pages from five different websites.

You can read the topic http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
'>here.

These websites really took only couple of weeks to get billions of pages indexed in Google.

After reading this thread in https://forums.digitalpoint.com/threads/new-spam-sites-billions-of-results.97090/
'>DigitalPoint forum it appears that:

These sites are using cloaking & 302 redirects

The secret is in the subdomains. None of the pages are actual pages, they are all subdomains making Google think there are 3.8 billion different websites hosted at eiqz2q.org

Command : site:t1ps2see.comGoogle : 1,760,000,000
Yahoo : 9,230
MSN : 110

So, MSN did the best atleast in this case.

Regards,
Sid

[BitShift 0]

Wow interesting article. it even says one of the google ceo guys avoided the subjecti bet google is feeling pretty stupid with being by this, especially with msn being able to avoid the scam, however, msn is slow at indexing web pages, and they only index a small part of the web anyways

[iGuest 3]

msn is slow at indexing web pages, and they only index a small part of the web anyways

A fast indexing is not a good excuse for indexing SPAM sites. Also so far as I can recall, after BigDaddy, Google has decided to crawl more and add less pages.
This time, unlike Google, they responded quickly to this SPAM.
Those sites have really compelled my wonder by the way they have managed to populate webpages. They might have used automated software to add data, still, they did it very fast., infact beyond imagination.

[dig0 0]

That's insane.