[WEB4LIB] Re: "Hijacking" Websites

[Dan Robinson Indexing Services]

A fourth way, give your page an innoccuous name and an alias server 
name, and load it with everyday terms in the meta field.  Let it come 
up high on the search engine, then do your redirection to the real 
pages.  

Dan Robinson
drobinson at hwwilson.com

On 23 Sep 99 at 12:29, Michael Sauers wrote:

> > I've read a couple articles about this and none of them has
> > mentioned exactly how one gets "hijacked".
> 
> Third way:
> 
> Hack into a site's router and redirect the incoming web requests to another
> server.
> 
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