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Every website on the Internet, no matter how small or large, is under some form of attack by a user-generated content spammer or a spambot.
Increasingly, many of the attacks are focused on hiding links because links are a high-value commodity, fetching hundreds of dollars each. The following solutions will help stop these attacks and keep your site safe from hidden links.
According to internet security company Barracuda, nearly 40% of all internet traffic is generated by bad bots.
If those bad bots are successful, the negative impact they can negatively impact the search visibility of a website through hidden links placed to malware and spam.
Many in the SEO community don’t think of website security as an SEO issue.
Consequently, many SEOs working in agencies and in-house don’t make security scanning a priority because it’s not traditionally thought of as part of SEO.
But security quickly becomes an SEO priority the moment a site loses ranking. So, it’s best to be proactive and not reactive.
The best SEO integrates security into their process, even if it’s to make sure that the developer team is keeping on top of it.
Here are three ways hidden links make it onto a site and the ways to keep it from happening.
1. Old And Out-Of-Date Plugins And Themes
SEO spammers purchase popular plugins and...
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