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==History==
{{ContentWarning}}{{Infobox Shock Site
|title = Google Hammer
|image = Google hammah.PNG
|imagecaption = The annoying lyric pop-ups found on Google Hammer's predecessor Infoslash.net
|type = Shock site
|date = 2012
}}
'''Google Hammer''' was a [[shock site]] and malicious variant of [[Meatspin]] created in 2012.


Hitomiharassment was originally hosted on Neocities web hosting service in 2024. Before being removed from the service at a later date, it was at one point unexpectedly replaced with a redirect to the .zoy mirror of Last Measure. The .zoy mirror was created by one of its members Sam Hecovar.
Upon opening, the [[Flash]] content for [[Meatspin]] and its accompanying music begin autoplaying in a continuous loop. Simultaneously, a barrage of alert pop-ups appears on the screen, trapping the user and preventing them from closing the window. The pop-ups primarily display the lyrics of the accompanying song ''[[wikipedia:You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)|You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)]]'', which read:


An anonymous user, allegedly the owner of hitomiharassment, commented as Kcaplund on the now-deleted Matsuyama Dokuhara article. The commentor reveals the website's true purpose is to target unspecified animal abuse groups with shock imagery.
*Awww, don't leave yet! The fun has just begun!
*Sing along with me!
*You spin me right round, baby
*right round like a record, baby
*ONE MORE TIME
*THAT NEVER HURT DID IT


==Content==
Another browser payload overloads [[wikipedia:Shockwave Flash|Shockwave Flash]] using a custom SWFObject script. This causes non-Internet Explorer browsers to crash, while [[wikipedia:Internet Explorer|Internet Explorer]] triggers dialog boxes, alters the window title upon exit, and shrinks the browser window to a quarter of its size in one of the four screen corners.


The opening webpage features a title and text that reads "Click Enter." When hovered over, the image covers the entire section and so is designed to be clickable. In the source code, this particular image has Islamophobic and kaomoji text written in the back of it, reading: "terrorist act middle east terrorism terrorist hunting permit ctu edu september 11 terrorist terrorist handbook (=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)(=^・^=)"
The title page for Google Hammer jokingly states that "''Marketing Information So Good It'll Spin Your Head Right Round.''".  


The site's source code was taken from another shock site called blacklivesmatterin.cf. It barely had any changes except a few Japanese texts is encoded within, with words like:
A meta description accompanying the fake tagline also read:  
*ひとみハラスメント。虐待を許しません ("Hitomi Harassment. We do not tolerate abuse")
*メンヘラ嫌味の鬼才 (A genius at snide remarks—with a touch of "menhera" instability)
*メンヘラ ("Menhera" emotionally unstable/attention-seeking)
*ひとみハラスメント (Eye-contact harassment)


Aside from this, the original text source contains a large amount of unused and broken JavaScript, such as functions that are neve properly executed: <code>creationsystem()</code>, <code>moveWindowWithWowEffect()</code>, etc., loading improper audio arrays (such as "HEY.html"), and event handlers that rely on non-existent or incorrectly referenced elements. As a result, large portions of the script would effectively not run.
"''Your resource for diving headfirst into internet marketing the right way. Once you experience Google Hammer, you'll wonder how you ever survived without it.''"


==hitomi.gif==
==Infoslash.net==
The source code for ''Google Hammer'' was largely taken from ''Infoslash.net'', which was a typosquatting site designed to mimic [[wikipedia:Slashdot|Slashdot]] through the clever wordplay of "Info Slash (dot) net."


After entering the site, the user's web browser unexpectedly downloaded a file named "hitomi.gif." The GIF plays an epilepsy-inducing strobe-flash loop of shocking imagery, including an infamous photograph of Goatse, screenshots of beheading videos, an infant with harlequin-type ichthyosis, road accidents, and other disturbing medical photographs. Due to its flashing of inverted and normal colors, it matches the aesthetic of Kekma.net indirectly. The GIF was intended to play in the background while also being programmed to download onto the user's computer without their consent. Had the user not permitted the website to download multiple files, a feature disabled by default, it would not have occurred instantly.
Infoslash was actually much more popular than ''Google Hammer'', and frequent mentions of it can be found in old discussion forums as well as on [[Reddit]] and [[wikipedia:Facebook|Facebook]] at present times. On March 10, 2009, a description was contained within a [[wikipedia:Steam|Steam]] group named "Team Infoslash" where the [[website]] was listed as their official homepage.<ref>steamcommunity.com/groups/teaminfoslash</ref> The same script featured on ''Infoslash.net'' is found on a Brazilian mirror site, ''top5.lupee.com.br:80/top.htm'', where the song lyrics are replaced with dialog box labels in Portuguese.
 
==Makemoniesonline==
Previously, a variation of ''Google Hammer'' was formed by a [[Meatspin]] mirror called Makemoniesonline, though it was less malicious. Fears were held by some users that harmful applications could be downloaded onto their devices by the website, but this claim was debunked.
 
The website is contained with explicit lyrics referencing "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley; for instance, a message such as "You've been Dick Rolled" would be displayed, which, according to an entry on Urban Dictionary by user Spyker44, would appear if the site was closed immediately after the animated image appeared. The words such as
 
<ref>googlehammer.urbanup.com/4190950</ref>
 
 
Despite Google Hammer originating there, Makemoniesonline was originally derived and technically drawn from [[Sourmath]] (most notably [[Nobrain.dk]]), as evidenced by its exact content replacement, browser windows, and pop-ups.
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
<references />
 
==Links==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[shock sites]] contain [[pornography]]!
*web.archive.org/web/20120214133327/googlehammer.com
*web.archive.org/web/20090303152024/http://www.infoslash.net/
*web.archive.org/web/20110609053837/top5.lupee.com.br:80/top.htm
*web.archive.org/web/20080405153048/http://www.makemoniesonline.com/

Revision as of 06:07, 13 October 2026

Content Warning!
 The following work contains content and material that some may find shocking. Reader discretion is advised.

Google Hammer was a shock site and malicious variant of Meatspin created in 2012.

Upon opening, the Flash content for Meatspin and its accompanying music begin autoplaying in a continuous loop. Simultaneously, a barrage of alert pop-ups appears on the screen, trapping the user and preventing them from closing the window. The pop-ups primarily display the lyrics of the accompanying song You Spin Me Round (Like a Record), which read:

  • Awww, don't leave yet! The fun has just begun!
  • Sing along with me!
  • You spin me right round, baby
  • right round like a record, baby
  • ONE MORE TIME
  • THAT NEVER HURT DID IT

Another browser payload overloads Shockwave Flash using a custom SWFObject script. This causes non-Internet Explorer browsers to crash, while Internet Explorer triggers dialog boxes, alters the window title upon exit, and shrinks the browser window to a quarter of its size in one of the four screen corners.

The title page for Google Hammer jokingly states that "Marketing Information So Good It'll Spin Your Head Right Round.".

A meta description accompanying the fake tagline also read:

"Your resource for diving headfirst into internet marketing the right way. Once you experience Google Hammer, you'll wonder how you ever survived without it."

Infoslash.net

The source code for Google Hammer was largely taken from Infoslash.net, which was a typosquatting site designed to mimic Slashdot through the clever wordplay of "Info Slash (dot) net."

Infoslash was actually much more popular than Google Hammer, and frequent mentions of it can be found in old discussion forums as well as on Reddit and Facebook at present times. On March 10, 2009, a description was contained within a Steam group named "Team Infoslash" where the website was listed as their official homepage.[1] The same script featured on Infoslash.net is found on a Brazilian mirror site, top5.lupee.com.br:80/top.htm, where the song lyrics are replaced with dialog box labels in Portuguese.

Makemoniesonline

Previously, a variation of Google Hammer was formed by a Meatspin mirror called Makemoniesonline, though it was less malicious. Fears were held by some users that harmful applications could be downloaded onto their devices by the website, but this claim was debunked.

The website is contained with explicit lyrics referencing "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley; for instance, a message such as "You've been Dick Rolled" would be displayed, which, according to an entry on Urban Dictionary by user Spyker44, would appear if the site was closed immediately after the animated image appeared. The words such as

[2]


Despite Google Hammer originating there, Makemoniesonline was originally derived and technically drawn from Sourmath (most notably Nobrain.dk), as evidenced by its exact content replacement, browser windows, and pop-ups.



References

  1. ↑ steamcommunity.com/groups/teaminfoslash
  2. ↑ googlehammer.urbanup.com/4190950

Links

NOTE: The following shock sites contain pornography!

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