_RafaelKr

My colleagues and I just made an interesting discovery in the Google Search Console.

For one of our sites it showed a lot of links where a search query parameter was injected. The parameter looks similiar to "?=hack anyone's snapchat,【2024 TelegramChannel:Kunghac】[...] snaphack online [...]". The full parameter list can be seen in the GitHub Gist[0] below.

My first action was to search through all of the code and the database for specific words from the parameter, but I couldn't find anything.

Afterwards I searched Google for 1. google search console "snaphack" (3.530 results) 2. "Kunghac" (21.900.000 results!)

I was surprised to see a lot of results where similiar parameters were attached, always linked to the search query parameter (?q, ?search, ?s, ...). For the first result even dev.mysql.com was listed on the first page.

Maybe someone here knows what's going on?

[0]: https://gist.github.com/RafaelKr/c418fc2a0a5410ae746b49f4fff...

Thanks Conrad! That's really a huge game changer.

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[0]: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf#fuzzy-completion-for-bash-an...

I recently setup a WireGuard VPN and it was surprisingly easy (compared to other VPN solutions) and works very reliable for me.

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