[...] Is Google Referrer Spamming Too Now? – one of my fav ranters, Michael VanDermar picked up on some interesting goof-ups from the Google gang. This one was a fun ride and even the Googlers responded apparently. Give it a read. [...]

This is particularly common with pages that are landing pages for google ads- malware authors will create the ads, have them point to a page that looks fine to the google bot but for someone with an exploitable browser, coming from the right place, the page will redirect to an exploit.

So, for example-

1) This page looks like an ad normally, but with the right into will redirect to 2
2) If the browser is exploitable and the referring was the original ad, redirect to 3
3-?) If the browser is exploitable and the referrer is correct, redirect to next
?+1) exploit the browser.

So its very important to find that initial page, since even if you know where the final exploit is you still need to have all the pieces to unlock it.

If Google wanted really to do anonymous spidering with cloaked User Agents, they simply would buy new ips and servers under another company name – instead of locking down reverse dns for some already bought ips in some google ip blocks. I mean we talk about Google not some wannabe-script-kiddies here.

If you are going to try to call people out on the interwebs about technical shit then you should probably educate yourself a little bit better about how it all works first. Just a suggestion though. If you want to know why your comment wasn’t approved, you can read about that here: On Freedom Of Speech And Social Media (A Quick Note To Anonymous Commenters).

This will usually cause that kind of irregularity.