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en-html.org is a Scam Site

Lobsters · securityby etbe.coker.com.au via edwintorok ()1 min read2 · 1 read
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Scammers email site admins to repoint dead-domain links at en-html.org for later SEO sales.

A scam group is emailing administrators of websites that link to dead domains, claiming to be the domains' legitimate operators and asking them to change those links to mirrors under en-html.org. The described goal is to collect links from old pages, raise search rankings, and later sell SEO services. The author recommends ignoring mail from en-html.org and replacing any such links with the original content on archive.org.

Key facts
  • Emails ask admins to replace dead-domain links with en-html.org mirrors.
  • The apparent goal is collecting backlinks and later selling SEO services.
  • Advice is to ignore the mail and point links to archive.org instead.
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1 min read at etbe.coker.com.au

Currently a scam group is sending out email to the administrators of web sites that link to a variety of dead domains. They claim to be the legitimate operators of the dead domains in question and request that the links change to mirrors of the web sites under en-html. org.

Lobsters · security

By etbe.coker.com.au via edwintorok · etbe.coker.com.au

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