Google's 2,500-page secret document was leaked, revealing its search ranking algorithm.
A 2,500-page Google internal document called "Google API Content Warehouse" was suddenly leaked on GitHub. This document reveals detailed information about how Google's search ranking algorithm works, including the factors and components that influence search results.
Google's search ranking algorithm leaked online.
Although Google has removed this document, a copy still exists on third-party indexing services. This has caused a stir in the SEO and digital marketing community, with many considering it a "secret guide" to climb to the top of Google searches.
However, experts warn that this material is not the core key that helps a website automatically climb to the top. It only provides basic information about the factors that influence search results, but does not reveal the weight or importance of each factor.
Furthermore, some information in the document is believed to be outdated or no longer accurate. There are even statements made by Google that are said to contradict the content in the document.
Even so, this leak is still a notable event, showing the community's great interest in Google's search algorithm. Currently, Google has not yet commented on this incident.
Google "attacked" Microsoft about security holes and quickly launched promotions to attract customers.
Taking advantage of Microsoft's controversy over security vulnerabilities, Google launched a counterattack by attacking its competitors' weaknesses and at the same time launching attractive promotions to attract customers.
specifically, Google has harshly criticized Microsoft's recent security vulnerabilities, leading to the theft of sensitive information from the email accounts of US government employees. According to Google, these vulnerabilities show a lack of cybersecurity assurance by Microsoft, leaving users exposed to a high risk of attack.
Google took advantage of the opportunity to criticize Microsoft and launch promotions.
To strengthen the argument, Google introduced Workspace - its office suite that includes Gmail, Google Drive and many other tools - as a more secure and efficient alternative to Microsoft products. . At the same time, Google launched a promotion for businesses with at least 500 employees, with a discount on the Workspace Enterprise Plus package and an additional year of free use when registering for at least 3 years.
As for Microsoft, the company has admitted mistakes in handling security vulnerabilities and pledged to implement improvement measures to enhance the cybersecurity of its products. Microsoft also launched the Secure Future Initiative program to address US government concerns and restore customer trust.
This incident once again shows the fierce competition between two technology "giants" in the field of network security. Users should be careful when choosing security solutions for their systems and regularly update patches to ensure safety.
