- Jun. 20th, 2006
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http://www.ip-delivery.com/ is pretty good too when it comes to cloaking.
I have felt the stink of the google bot banner .. 50+ site banned for cloaking …..
Thank you very much for the bare script, lots to build one GREAT STUFF.now I just need a good bot harvestor instead of thumping on iplists.com : ) Thanks again
Hey! why is it that everytime you talk about cloaking maybe it's the 2 times you cannot talk about is Cloaking and Politics … No one wants the truth …
There a great way to get links and it can help raise you pr on your website What is it it's called ,oh just go to my site and check it out …
great technique for cloaking thought is very dangerous. Google will ban you if they find out that you tricked their Bot. cheers ha.ckers.org security lab - Archive » Free Cloaking Script[...] Jaime from SEOegghead just emailed me with a post where he wrote a simple PHP cloaking script. It uses the IP lists from Iplists.com (which is used by Kloakit and other pay per use tools). It's a pretty good demonstration script. I've actually chatted with Dan from IPLists before about his stuff, and I have some really good data that I'll probably be sharing with the world in the not too distant future regarding spider mapping. [...] SEO Egghead » Blog Archive » The Google Cloaking Hypocrisy[...] I also posted a cloaking library written in PHP here. [...] SEO Egghead » Blog Archive » Cloaking is Not Evil: Part III[...] Ideally, you would use some sort of load-balancing appliance to obscure the fact that there are multiple servers. I know Cisco makes a few of them. However, I also see no harm in using cloaking to detect Google and make sure it stays at the primary site — don't redirect it! If it does start to crawl a mirror, for whatever reason, redirect it back to http://www.example.com. This could be achieved easily using a cloaking library that detects if the user-agent is a spider. It would then redirect it to the same URL on http://www.example.com. [...]
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