Search Engine Marketing and Search Engine Positioning Newsletter, September 10, 2005 edition

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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, Sept. 10, 2005. Page 4
As if that weren't enough, one of the fake results Webroot researchers recently saw seemed to be leading to product auctions on eBay. Webroot researchers could not say who was behind the eBay links, but they suspected what they were offering was more "spyware" -- a general term for software installed on computers without the owner's knowledge. So why would the creators of spy software be lurking in the shadows of Google and eBay? "If you had a Web site that said, 'Hey, get your spyware here,' no one would go to it," said Paul Piccard, Webroot's director of threat research. "So they look for ways to confuse or fool the user and make sure they are willing to download the spyware."

In news on Thursday, former Microsoft employee Kai-Fu Lee told a judge that he was being honest, but not necessarily providing a full answer when asked by Microsoft executives in June whether he planned to go back to Microsoft after a sabbatical. Lee's response came after King County Superior Court Judge Steven Gonzalez asked him whether he felt he was being misleading when he told Microsoft executives he planned to return to the company.

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