You know, I was thinking, Google might not be able to see these ‘redirects’. I guess it depends on how the redirects are coded. If Google could see them, then they could change their ranking immediately. Another thing could be that if a trusted site puts up a page that has completely new information, maybe it shouldn’t automatically be placed in the top 30 or so. I don’t know. But I think that if Google could see the auto-redirects, that they could ban these sites for a while. Auto-redirects suck. I prefer a link that the user has to click on. Giving poor ranking to auto-redirects could change alot about how this is done. But these hackers are a moving target, so there is no destination, just the journey and the ongoing battle.