Hackers simply load a program from the Internet and put it in the url of the site they want to attack.

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But anywho, it turns out that just putting in the URL of a blog or news site more often than not gets us the result we want: the textual content of that page converted to an audio file.

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By adding a v to the end of the URL, the writer ended up on an entirely different site with some tantalizing new information.

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You want to make sure that your site is only rendering 1 piece of content on 1 URL, and not rendering the same content on multiple URLs due to technical issues.

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