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Thread: What is Page Jacking?

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    ellenwillss is offline Junior Member
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    Default What is Page Jacking?

    I read somewhere about page jacking I would like to know some more about it with regards to exactly how it is done and why to do it?

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    serena85 is offline Senior Member
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    I never read about this maybe Hacking?
    A lot of iPad apps reviews and new iPad app that you can use for your iPad or iPhone.

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    stunning boy is offline Member
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    page jacking is a act of stealing a content from a site and publish it on another site it is black hat tactic.

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    Sunny Mishra is offline Member
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    The activity of stealing content in the form of source code from a Web site and copying it into another Web site in order to siphon some of the original sites traffic to the copied Web pages.

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    Belisma Scott is offline Member
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    Page jacking is making a duplicate copy of a popular web site and copying them to on another website.

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    vibesh is offline Banned
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    thanks for sharing this nice info with us.
    hoping more from u.

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    paddy12 is offline Member
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    Anyone who runs a content rich website will be familiar with other sites ripping off their content. Sometimes this is done with an outbound-link back to the original content, sometimes it is more blatant and sometimes it is even an error. I've had content copied by companies and organizations that should really know better. Many people forget that just because something is on the web it is still subject to copyright laws. Unfortunately with the web being such an international medium enforcing those laws can be difficult.

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