Google 302 hijacked

Tuesday, May 24, 2005

All of the SEO message boards are abuzz with the news that the mighty Google is a victim of 302 redirect hijacking. As of Tuesday night (May 24), searching for "adsense" still gives the hijacker -- all-in-one-business.com -- the top search result.

Seoconsultants.com has a detailed article explaining 302 redirects and pagejacking.

Update: As of 4 p.m. California time, the "all-in-one-business.com" site is gone from the adsense listings, and google.com/adsense is back on top. It appears Google probably hand-tweaked the results here!

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Google 302 hijacked

Tuesday, May 24, 2005