For some sites, they intentionally let Google index and cache part of the
site, and then via a robots file, stop them from doing it again - without
instructing google to also *flush* the cached content.  This is also
accomplished with a mix of inappropriate sitemap use and what the website
allows when it sees the googlebot connecting as a user-agent.

Mostly intentional with porn.  Mostly accidental with private corporate
data.

There are many reasons to have an understanding of SEO for security purposes
- particularly when cleaning up past security mistakes that have had
web-exposure.

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On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 2:49 PM, Paul Everett
<[email protected]>wrote:

>  I was doing a google search for something and noticed the *Cached* link,
> which I see all the time, but this time I wondered if blocked content could
> get thru my firewall by viewing *Cashed* content.  I tried a porn site
> (that I only heard about) and “Whoa, hold the phone”!  While the regular
> link to the website was blocked by my firewall, the *Cached* site looked
> just like the (unblocked) website.  Moving images and the whole nine yards.
> Of course the links from the *Cached* site were blocked, but there was
> lots of content just on that page.
>
> I tried some other sites and the images were blocked on those.  I’m sure
> there are more, but only one site I found behaved this way.
>
> Is there something I can do or this a limitation of my firewall?  I have a
> WatchGuard Firebox 700.
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul
>
>
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