I wasn't sure what a 302 hijack was, so here's the obligatory lowdown for those who didn't rtfa (from article linked page)
This exploit allows any webmaster to have his own "virtual pages" rank for terms that pages belonging to another webmaster used to rank for. Successfully employed, this technique will allow the offending webmaster ("the hijacker") to displace the pages of the "target" in the Search Engine Results Pages ("SERPS"), and hence (a) cause search engine traffic to the target website to vanish, and/or (b) further redirect traffic to any other page of choice.
Slashdot Mirror
http://google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=sballmer& btnG=Search
I can't believe no one mentioned System Shock II!
(Picked up in radio transmission from comet)
... And I for one welcome our washing machine-sized overlords.
I wasn't sure what a 302 hijack was, so here's the obligatory lowdown for those who didn't rtfa (from article linked page) This exploit allows any webmaster to have his own "virtual pages" rank for terms that pages belonging to another webmaster used to rank for. Successfully employed, this technique will allow the offending webmaster ("the hijacker") to displace the pages of the "target" in the Search Engine Results Pages ("SERPS"), and hence (a) cause search engine traffic to the target website to vanish, and/or (b) further redirect traffic to any other page of choice.