Deceptive Ascent: How Attackers Poison Search Results

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Ranjan Banerjee
Most Mahabuba Islam
Shuvendu Das
Debangshu Roy
Nikita Dutta
Durba Mitra
Roni Ghosh

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To promote websites among search results Search engine optimization (SEO) techniques are often   used and over the past few years the rising rate of increased spread of malware through the Internet has opened up new dimensions for the attackers along with the traditional techniques for spreading malware (such as through links or attachments in spam emails). The attackers are continuously devising advance methods to launch attacks among which a technique that has came into the limelight is the selection of search engines for  distributing malware with high potential to produce devastating results. SEO attacks poisons the search results for popular queries by spreading malware, although recent, appear to be both widespread and effective where legitimate Websites are compromised and a large number of fake pages targeting trendy keywords are generated as a result.


 

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Ranjan Banerjee, Most Mahabuba Islam, Shuvendu Das, Debangshu Roy, Nikita Dutta, Durba Mitra, & Roni Ghosh. (2024). Deceptive Ascent: How Attackers Poison Search Results. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(6), 1622–1626. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i6.5560
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Ranjan Banerjee

Assistant Professor Computer Science and Engineering Brainware University

Most Mahabuba Islam

Department of Computer Science Engineering  Brainware University 

Shuvendu Das

Department of Computer Science and Engineering Assistant Professor Brainware University 

Debangshu Roy

Department of Computer Science Engineering Brainware University 

Nikita Dutta

Department of Computer Application Regent Education And Research Foundation

Durba Mitra

Department of Computer Application Supreme Institute of Management and Technology 

Roni Ghosh

Department of Computer Application Supreme Institute of Management and Technology

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