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Globalizer, LLC TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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Consumer: An individual who responds to an Offer and who effects a Lead.
Creative: means a graphic file(s) or creative work made available to Publisher for use in an Offer.
Invalid Leads: shall mean fraudulent, incomplete or duplicate Leads as further defined herein. Fraudulent Leads shall include Leads that result from Publisher or its sub-publishers engaging in the entry of Consumer information without the consent of the actual Consumer such as adding leads or clicks or inflating leads or clicks by fraudulent traffic generation such as pre-population of forms or mechanisms not approved by Globalizer. Incomplete Leads include Leads in which the information sent to Globalizer does not contain the data or information required by Globalizer or its Advertisers. Duplicate Leads includes Leads that Publisher sends to Globalizer that contains identical information Publisher has previously sent to Globalizer.
Offer: An advertisement that contains a promotion or opportunity directed to Consumers that may be made available from time to time by Globalizer for publishing by Publisher.
2. Services. Globalizer hereby grants Publisher the limited right to make Globalizer’s Offers and Creatives available for publication and to otherwise use such materials to generate Leads, in accordance with (i) the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement and (ii) any additional terms of a particular Offer as specified by a Globalizer Advertiser. Globalizer authorizes Publisher to distribute Globalizer’s Offers to sub-publishers provided that Publisher shall ensure and require that all sub-publishers comply with the material terms of this Agreement and further provided that such sub-publisher has represented to Publisher that: (i) the content of its site(s) are not libelous, defamatory, infringing, pornographic, or offensive to the general public, (ii) all right, title and interest in the Offer is exclusively owned by Globalizer and that sub-publisher has no right other than the limited right to display the Offer and Creative as sublicensed by Publisher, and (iii) such sub-publisher will not modify or alter the Offer or Creative in any manner other than as directed by Globalizer.
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By · CommentsHow to Diagnose and Remove the WordPress Pharma Hack
A few weeks ago, I started receiving tweets and emails from people who claimed that search results for my site were looking more like a pharmacy than a helpful Web resource. Of course, upon hearing such blasphemy, I immediately opened a new browser tab, looked around to make sure no one was watching, and then started Googling myself…and if you think that is some NC-17 material, wait til you see what my search results looked like:
Figure 1. The three red arrows highlight
What you don’t see in the picture above is a hacked
What Does the WordPress Pharma Hack Do?
There are three facets of the pharma hack that I find particularly interesting. First, the results of the hack are only visible to search engines, and if your site is hacked, the public-facing portion of it will remain visibly unaffected. In other words, you won’t be able to spot the hack just by viewing the HTML source. The goal of any hack like this is to gain valuable links from high-ranking pages, and these hackers have wisely chosen to disturb the water as little as possible while going about their dirty business.
Second, like other hacks, the pharma hack must place malicious files in your WordPress folders in order to work its evil. However, unlike other hacks that I’ve encountered, the pharma hack disguises a majority of its code and saves it in the WordPress database, thereby making it more difficult to find and eliminate.
The third remarkable aspect of the pharma hack was that it didn’t affect every page of my site. Further, it only targeted the pages of my site that receive the most search traffic. For example, in Figure 1 above, the three hacked titles correspond with the following posts:
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