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> I won't mention the details here but Google Search sometimes rewrite URLs in such way that an attacker can spoof the actual URL. I think I saw something like
by LelouBil 3y ago
> I won't mention the details here but Google Search sometimes rewrite URLs in such way that an attacker can spoof the actual URL.
I think I saw something like this a while ago, with some fake KeePass website maybe.
- chatmasta 3y agoThis is an actual feature for AdWords (which show up in search results). But at least there's some moderation of the rendered domain in that case.
- pera 3y agoI know you are referring to those fake KeePass malware ads, but just to clarify: the issue I reported was not related to AdWords - it was for normal search results