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SEO Poisoning & how to avoid it

Data Doctors Radio Program | Ken Colburn, Brandon Disney & Ken Moskowitz Once upon a time, when citizens of the Internet wanted to find something, they went to a search engine (usually Google), typed in a search phrase and were presented with lots of websites to visit.

These results were trustworthy and led us to the promise land, but not anymore.

Something known as 'SEO Poisoning' has made clicking on Google search results somewhat hazardous.

What is SEO Poisoning? What will it do to your computer if you fall victim? What can you do to detect or avoid these scams?

Listen in as the Data Doctors get you up to speed on this fast growing exploit that is infecting millions of unsuspecting Internet surfers.

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Original Air Dates: Dec 19, 2009 / Dec 20, 2009

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