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Category Archives: SEDD

When I discovered this I was amazed at first and now I am shocked

Closing searchportal.information.com Subject

Writing my first post on this issue I couldn’t expect the reaction it will produce, even less I expected the kind of reaction that followed. If this thread I quietly watched without intervening happened to be openly hostile than this comment I got in my own blog is simply offensive, so I feel I need [...]

Update on searchportal.information.com DNS Attack

Update to my first post about DNS ATTACK Just now observed that DNS poisoning continues this time affected DNS servers belong to 1AND1.COM AKA 1&1 Internet Inc. – one of the largest registrars and hosters! I am getting pretty scared – if they can’t deal with this problem for three days in a row – [...]

DNS attack or Easter DOS attack as they call it

Today I nearly fainted (of course I meant to say farted as I’am not a sissy young girl, at least not anymore ) but anyway seeing a crappy landing page instead of my beloved lzzr.com was a bit of something. Here is how our Host described it: Major DNS DOS attack April 8th, 2007 at [...]

Google Teaches us a bit of SEDD

Another addition to my SEDD collection – Google itself produced a small guide to SEDD, I quote from their Webmaster Guidelines Don’t participate in link schemes designed to increase your site’s ranking or PageRank. In particular, avoid links to web spammers or “bad neighborhoods” on the web, as your own ranking may be affected adversely [...]

What a SEDD coincidence!

It’s been just a couple of days since I had written about the possibility of SEDD and what a coincidence! In my post I was talking about Bad Neghbourhood and precisely this happened to me – I looked at my backlinks on Technorati and it happened that some jerk decided that linking a dozen of [...]

SEO and SEDD – the possibility of malicious deranking

When you go through SEO FAQ pages or ask an average SEO guru or a Search Engine spokesperson if Search Engine Ranking of your site can be deliberately harmed by your competitor the answer is always short and definitive: NO, no site can be harmed this way. Work to improve your site and you will [...]