An article written by Danny Sullivan for Search Engine Watch on October 1, 2001, revealed that Inktomi accidentally allowed the public to access its database of spam websites, which contained over one million of such sites, through a search result on competing search engine AllTheWeb. The database was found by Brett Tabke, who ran the Search Engine World website.
An article written by Danny Sullivan for Search Engine Watch on October 1 2001 revealed that Inktomi accidentally allowed the public to access its database of spam websites which contained over one million of such sites through a search result on competing search engine AllTheWeb The database was found by Brett Tabke who ran the Search Engine World website