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It's probably specifically penalizing anything matching /https?:\/\/0/ because you can specify an IP address using hex or octal in most common browsers. hex: h
by brobinson 11y ago
It's probably specifically penalizing anything matching /https?:\/\/0/ because you can specify an IP address using hex or octal in most common browsers.
hex: http://0xD83AC02E http://0xD83AC02E
octal: http://033016540056 http://033016540056
That's my guess, at any rate.
- petercooper 11y agoYes, URLs like that are commonly used in phishing emails, so that's my hunch as well. They're just not recognizing that such strings can appear in domains so I suspect it's a simple bug but probably not one they'll fix.
- hobarrera 11y agoOT: What does the red-flower-on-the-sun doodle mean?
- deadbeef404 11y agoArgentina National Day 2015 Edit: You can usually find out what they mean by going to https://www.google.com/doodles https://www.google.com/doodles