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Google changed the toolbar checksum algorithm - Bobi

Bobi — 2004-11-18T14:02:49+00:00

What was the point of changing it? They will crack it again... they cannot keep on changing the checksum calculation all the time, can they?

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Google changed the toolbar checksum algorithm - Nick Stallman

Nick Stallman — 2004-09-14T11:42:40+00:00

I am the admin of the PRGoogleBar project. The progect which adds the Pagerank to the Googlebar for Mozilla and Firefox.

I am investigating this at the moment. Once I confirm that its been changed I'll start cracking it again.

My toolbar was around some time before the code was released btw.

Google changed the toolbar checksum algorithm - Dodger

Dodger — 2004-09-11T23:42:35+00:00

Thanks for listing the toolbar updates. It opened my eyes on a little and clears up (somewhat) a couple of things in July. These two updates:

version 2.0.112 : 2004-07-15
version 2.0.113 : 2004-07-30 (which I have right now)

seem to coincide with the backlink changes that occured back in July. I noticed and reported on one of those on July 4th. Not too many people noticed it. The update on or around the 21st was a bigger update which got noticed more.

I am with you Olivier, that Google is doing something with the checksum now -- they have to. But they cannot allow it to be so easily cracked. How they go about that is beyond me.

There is also wide-spread posting in forums going on about website homepages reporting PR0 while their internal pages have not shown any change in PR. People are pulling their hair out trying to figure out what it is all about. I believe that this is connected to whatever Google is changing in the toolbar.

The release of the crack into the public domain spawned the porting of that code into various programming languages -- C, PASCAL, PHP, JavaScript to name a few. There are also some desktop applications that I have come across that use this code (not yours, I know).

This opens the door on a whole lot more than web-based apps. It could get out of hand with other apps such as toolbars, link analysis software, etc. Google is not going to sit back and allow this to happen I am afraid.

Google changed the toolbar checksum algorithm - SeoBro

SeoBro — 2004-09-11T20:40:51+00:00

The Google PR bar is messed up. I have a website which is PR5 and all the subpages are PR4. Pages with lots of links and lots of traffic, pages with almost no content, no traffics, and no links.

All subpages are PR4. It used to be that Google would rank pages according to number of links and content.

Now they are lazy. OH, BTW PR has stayed the same for several months now.

Google changed the toolbar checksum algorithm - Olivier Duffez

Olivier Duffez — 2004-09-11T12:39:00+00:00

When I mentioned the June date in my article, I was refering to the checksum algorithm code released public on web sites. I know that there were PR tools a long time before that...

Google changed the toolbar checksum algorithm - William Cross

William Cross — 2004-09-11T07:55:38+00:00

The code was cracked in june? Hate to tell ya this guy, but its been cracked twice, and we had checkers long before june (of this year anyways).

PageRank has not updated since it was cracked? Uhhh, I want some of what you are smoking!

Google changed the toolbar checksum algorithm - Gerald

Gerald — 2004-09-11T03:48:25+00:00

Would be nice if the PR-Update comes back with the next Backlink-Update :) The switch to the new algorithm would be a nice solution in order to kill all the pr-scripts out there. But how long will it last. I wonder why Google did not warn respectively penalize some sites for such an abuse.

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0-0-blog - shaken, not stirred! — 2004-09-11T03:21:07+00:00

Google changed the toolbar checksum algorithm

Olivier Duffez from PrWeaver.com published an interesting article. Google has just released a new version of its toolbar: v2.0.114. The Google Toolbar automatically updates itself when a new versio...