Tag: Pagejacking
Word of the Week: Pagejacking
Pagejacking is defined in Vircom’s Glossary of Spam Terms as “A form of spamming a search engine’s index (spamdexing) whereby spammers make a copy of a website and use it to redirect surfers to malicious websites.” This means that a website page (preferably one with a high page ranking) is copied (sometimes with meta-tags) and the traffic is filtered off to another site. (Jan 13, 2011)
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