Ive never noticed this before today, but every google search i do
seems to show many results to bogus websites with .cn in their url. As
a test, i searched for something in my home town with a very local
name. It produced over 500 results with almost all of them pointing to
100s of different bogus sites with .cn somewhere in the name.
Actually, its . cn with a space between the dot and the cn. The search
itself is not being redirected to a different search page - its still
the google result page. Does anybody have any idea whats going on?

OBAFGKM_RNS@yahoo.com schreef:
> Ive never noticed this before today, but every google search i do
> seems to show many results to bogus websites with .cn in their url. As
> a test, i searched for something in my home town with a very local
> name. It produced over 500 results with almost all of them pointing to
> 100s of different bogus sites with .cn somewhere in the name.
> Actually, its . cn with a space between the dot and the cn. The search
> itself is not being redirected to a different search page - its still
> the google result page. Does anybody have any idea whats going on?

The gates are a open and the floods coming in.



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> Ive never noticed this before today, but every google search i do
> seems to show many results to bogus websites with .cn in their url. As
> a test, i searched for something in my home town with a very local
> name. It produced over 500 results with almost all of them pointing to
> 100s of different bogus sites with .cn somewhere in the name.
> Actually, its . cn with a space between the dot and the cn. The search
> itself is not being redirected to a different search page - its still
> the google result page. Does anybody have any idea whats going on?

Run a virus check on the computer you use.

Mike

Op Mon, 17 Sep 2007 08:14:50 GMT schreef Mike:

>> Ive never noticed this before today, but every google search i do
>> seems to show many results to bogus websites with .cn in their url. As
>> a test, i searched for something in my home town with a very local
>> name. It produced over 500 results with almost all of them pointing to
>> 100s of different bogus sites with .cn somewhere in the name.
>> Actually, its . cn with a space between the dot and the cn. The search
>> itself is not being redirected to a different search page - its still
>> the google result page. Does anybody have any idea whats going on?
>
> Run a virus check on the computer you use.

LOL, what an idea. To distribute a virus that displays your site #1 in
Google.

On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 08:14:50 GMT, "Mike" <mike@nospam.com> wrote:

>> Ive never noticed this before today, but every google search i do
>> seems to show many results to bogus websites with .cn in their url. As
>> a test, i searched for something in my home town with a very local
>> name. It produced over 500 results with almost all of them pointing to
>> 100s of different bogus sites with .cn somewhere in the name.
>> Actually, its . cn with a space between the dot and the cn. The search
>> itself is not being redirected to a different search page - its still
>> the google result page. Does anybody have any idea whats going on?
>
>Run a virus check on the computer you use.
>
>Mike

Or try hijackthis.

http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3155.html

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____/ Tonnie Lubbers on Sunday 16 September 2007 20:57 : \____

> OBAFGKM_RNS@yahoo.com schreef:
>> Ive never noticed this before today, but every google search i do
>> seems to show many results to bogus websites with .cn in their url. As
>> a test, i searched for something in my home town with a very local
>> name. It produced over 500 results with almost all of them pointing to
>> 100s of different bogus sites with .cn somewhere in the name.
>> Actually, its . cn with a space between the dot and the cn. The search
>> itself is not being redirected to a different search page - its still
>> the google result page. Does anybody have any idea whats going on?
>
> The gates are a open and the floods coming in.

Who needs gates and windows? Either way, sounds like it's not /Google/ that was
hijacked.

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