Security module
Many small businesses do not see hidden spam links, cloaking, or obfuscated JavaScript themselves. KI-Console looks with you: six checks, no installation, clear alerts only with evidence.
The invisible problem
On one customer website, nine hidden casino links sat directly below the page header. Each link used a different hiding technique. Invisible to visitors - not invisible to Google and AI systems. Unnoticed for months.
This is exactly what the security module is built for: it checks calmly whether something has been inserted that a person would not notice during a normal visit.
Six checks
Every scan combines six checks that run without installation.
We look for links that CSS makes invisible and that point to foreign domains.
We also fetch the page as Googlebot and compare whether the bot sees something different from a visitor.
We compare external domains with our own spam database, which learns from customer scans.
We show new external domains since the last scan so changes become visible.
We check sitemaps for Japanese Keyword Hack patterns, growth jumps, and spam paths.
We flag foreign scripts and obfuscated JavaScript when the code contains real signals.
Quality promise
Red is reserved for evidence: obfuscation, deception, or a documented campaign. Never just because of a domain name.
A domain name containing "casino" is not proof - it could be the Casinotheater Winterthur.
Network effect
When the same domain appears hidden on multiple customer websites, it becomes a documented campaign.
Known spam domain - found hidden on 4 other websites.
A purchased blocklist cannot provide this network effect. KI-Console gets better with every customer.
Straight answers
KI-Console does not sell magic visibility. It makes your website more readable for AI systems and shows evidence where it can.
No. The security checks run in the scan without installation on your website.
Because the traces are intentionally hidden: invisible through CSS, visible only to Googlebot, or obfuscated in JavaScript.
Only with evidence such as obfuscation, deception, or a confirmed campaign. A suspicious-sounding name is not enough.
Yes. If the same hidden domain appears on multiple customer websites, it can be recognized as a documented campaign.
Free scan
The scan shows calmly and clearly whether there is evidence of hidden manipulation.
