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		<title>By: Tim Marcus</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tim Marcus</dc:creator>
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		<description>NOTES: Just want to let those who are using ClickTracks or similar web log analytic tool know that web server log will record everything, every visits including those spider-like visits. My IT Dept has &quot;secretly&quot; had a pen (or penetration) security test on my company website. The results: abnormally high traffic number. I later found out about this and had to do all kind of stuff including filtering out IPs of the security testing company... to normalize the numbers. If you&#039;re using page-tagging method/tool like Google Analytics, you wouldn&#039;t be affected as spider-like visits wouldn&#039;t trigger the javascript beacon, thus your statistics would remain normal.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>NOTES: Just want to let those who are using ClickTracks or similar web log analytic tool know that web server log will record everything, every visits including those spider-like visits. My IT Dept has &#8220;secretly&#8221; had a pen (or penetration) security test on my company website. The results: abnormally high traffic number. I later found out about this and had to do all kind of stuff including filtering out IPs of the security testing company&#8230; to normalize the numbers. If you&#8217;re using page-tagging method/tool like Google Analytics, you wouldn&#8217;t be affected as spider-like visits wouldn&#8217;t trigger the javascript beacon, thus your statistics would remain normal.</p>
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