Samuel's Site

Create Inbound Links from Authority Sites with Exploit

Published by Samuel Adamson on November 30th, 2020

This threadwatch discussion talks about a more advanced way of making authority sites link to you than simply trying to get the Rojo or Google results for your site indexed.
business-2717066_960_720
1. A series of pages are created on a domain say www.mylittlewebsite.com and the links point to a search request on one of these sites .

2. Notice the formatting using HEX code when surrounded by a standard HREF tag this translates the link properly when the request is made to the authority websites POST for search – the result is properly translated into basic html. This is a clever coding exploit, this format ensures the request is properly formatted in basic HTML.

3. Obviously the request is a negative search result on the authority website, however particularly site searches will cache all results of local searches, successful or otherwise.

4. If these search results are spiderable content, then a robot such as Googlebot will view the cache results and see inbound links from a high profile authority site point to the domain in question.


Sometimes hex is not required. You just enter the tags the same as if you were coding html but into the search field of a site with the vulnerability. Other times, a hex converter can come in handy.

I have seen instances that include javascrips and other elements. The red cross search results (long URL) page is a PR 0, but I’ve found up to a PR 6 (someone on TW said they had a 7).

I picked the Red Cross as an example to hopefully encourage donations.

All I had to do was dig around for a bit to come up with a healthly list. If any registered seoblackhat readers would like a few more examples, just drop a comment or e-mail me.

Samuel Adamson Posted on November 30th, 2020