I will send this article to the google search department.
The reader in this column is a well-known man who ran rugby at Ritsumeikan University and said that he ran a company called Digicom. Around September 2010, three men and women appeared in our building, and this man deceived money more than 100 million from our company.
This criminal was not only fraud, but he also repeated attacks against me on the Internet as soon as I announced the publication from the hospital room where I hospitalized with a major illness.
It is from June 2011.
The trick is to create more than 50 IDs at a blog operator and stick my dissertation on a stupid blog without permission. Or they continued to commit criminal acts equivalent to several criminal penalties online.
It's hard to believe that at the same time reducing the number of searches to one hundredth, falsifying the search result pages, and covering the search results page from 1 to 10 pages with the created blog. It was villainous.
In an investigation that took nearly three years, he confessed that "I did everything" in response to a criminal inquiry, but the prosecutor did not find a case. It was the same about money defrauding, too.
The reason was that the criminal ran an IT company, was familiar with the evils of using PCs, and forged certain documents and submitted them to prosecutors.
The district prosecutor could not, at last, prove that the document was counterfeit because the inside of the PC used by this man had destroyed.
Of course, we have a complete civil lawsuit, but the Japanese civil trial has been a useless object since the Personal Information Protection Law was enacted.
Everyone who has encountered a large amount of money fraud should have experienced it.
The man arrested for fraudulently swindling large sums of money from a bank.
Perhaps since then, this man has run from place to place as an unknown address.
With decent means, there is no way to know his address.
Masahiro Miyazaki, one of the world's leading researchers who have become familiar with the world, including China, wrote in an introduction to a very informative dialogue with Masayuki Takayama, a Russian, especially one who was familiar with Asians.
It was the introduction of the book.
Among them, China, Russia, and South Korea defined their national character, for example, China as "Yakuza," Russia as "Mafia," North Korea as "thugs," and Korea as "stalker."
So it ended that Korean Anti-Japanese could not stop.
I just agreed.
This criminal makes the search number of my column in goo and ameba cut now in half.
And drop the Google search results in this column to 1/100.
The way to do this is to use nifty, create more than 60 IDs, create more than 60 blogs just pasting the chapter 1 in this section without permission, and search for 'the turntable of civilization' page 1 or 2 pages To reduce the number of searches.
At the same time, search results for 'the turntable of civilization' include sloppy blogs with turntables, tables, and civilizations, and sites with security software marking danger. Make fake search pages stuck around 1 to 10 pages.
It is incredible, relentless, and vicious.
Every time I find it, I report it to nifty and have it removed immediately, but at last, 60 have passed.
I wondered what the trick was, and when I searched, the Akamai report came out as the top batter.
https://www.atmarkit.co.jp/ait/articles/1601/14/news111.html
Akamai Releases Web Threat Report:
Web staff must-see. Possibility to be incorporated into SEO attack without knowing
Akamai Technologies has released a report on web security threats.
Akamai said he confirmed attacks that affect search engine rankings using SQL injection.
Jan 14, 2016 15:57 Release
New Attacks Affect Search Engine Optimization (SEO) on Target Websites Using SQL Injection
Akamai Technologies issued a report on Web security threats by its Threat Research division on January 14, 2016.
According to the report, Akamai confirmed the New Attacks Affect Search Engine Optimization (SEO) on Target Websites Using SQL Injection.
The attacked Web sites deliver hidden HTML links, confusing search engine bots, and falsely affecting page rankings.
The company analyzed data collected from the Akamai Intelligent Platform over two weeks in the third quarter of 2015 and observed 348 unique IP addresses that participated in attacks on more than 3,800 websites. As a result, he found evidence of massive tampering and manipulation of search engine search results.
Search engines use specific algorithms to determine page ranking and indexing for sites on the Web. And the number and rating of links pointing to the web application will affect these rankings.
In the attack observed this time, the SEO attacker generated a chain of external links to the website of "Cheating (injustice) and Infidelity (untrustworthy) story," and impersonated ordinary Web content and applied it to the search engine algorithm It is said to have affected.
How to prevent SEO attacks?
Akamai Technologies has suggested the following measures to protect against this attack:
Actions that Web application developers should take
Ensure that appropriate input validation checks have implemented for all user input data used in queries to the backend database
When creating an SQL query based on user input data, prepare a statement in which only parameters can be input in advance and use only that statement
Measures to be taken by web application defenders
Deploy a web application firewall configured to block SQL injection attacks
Consider profiling and monitoring the HTML response body format to help identify major changes, such as increased links.
