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I had a scare regarding this a few days ago. I was searching for a Bose airline adapter on DuckDuckGo and clicked the top result without looking at the URL. [1]
by aareet 12y ago
I had a scare regarding this a few days ago. I was searching for a Bose airline adapter on DuckDuckGo and clicked the top result without looking at the URL. [1] I ended up hitting some page on www.casselsonline.com that exactly mirrored Amazon's website right down to suggested items and everything. I didn't even notice I wasn't on amazon.ca until I went to sign in and found the certificate broken.
Couldn't find a place to report URLs on DDG, so I reported them to Google.
[1] These bad results still show in the index - https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bose%20airline%20adapter%20canada+site:www.casselsonline.com https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bose%20airline%20adapter%20canada+...
- shaldengeki 12y agoIt helps to have something like HTTP Switchboard[1] installed on your browser, with per-domain rules. When I click the result, I get a white page since HTTPSB blocks the CSS/JS/cookies etc by default on domains that I haven't explicitly whitelisted. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/http-switchboard/mghdpehejfekicfjcdbfofhcmnjhgaag?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/http-switchboard/m...