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The URL is: http://www.panasonic.com.cn/china.jsp

You can see the screenshot on the right.(Click the pic to full-size)

The page which has been hacked is not the homepage, but only a china.jsp. The homepage of panasonic is normal but the loading time is too long.

I checked the homepage on payperpost, it’s still PayPerPost™, Inc. Not IZEA, Inc.

Who can explain it?

Dear Adam,

I am very excited to present our new corporate name and identity, IZEA, Inc.

Going forward our company will be known as IZEA, with PayPerPost as its flagship product and other properties including Blogger’s Choice Awards, RockStartup, Zookoda and BlogInSpace under the IZEA corporate umbrella. These changes are the natural result of our phenomenal growth as a company and the continued success our user community is having with our social marketing tools and strategies.

This new corporate framework will enable us to further execute on our established mission statement: To empower everyone to value and exchange content, creativity and influence. We will be adding additional services over the coming year and I feel strongly that the IZEA brand will allow us to present all our solutions in a more complete and understandable way to our clients, users, investors and the press.

I know many of you have come to love the PayPerPost name. We love it, too. The company started a new era for bloggers and advertisers and will continue on as the brand name for the world’s largest consumer generated advertising network.

I look forward to seeing you all at PostieCon on November 10 in Las Vegas, when IZEA takes the next step forward with the release of our next generation platform, codenamed Argus. Argus will deliver an unparalleled collection of social marketing tools and features you will have to see to believe. The product has its own brand name that we are eager to share with everyone. The name and logo are awesome, so stay tuned!

Again, thanks to all of you for your continued support.

All the best,

Ted Murphy

I don’t know if he have the reliable evidence. Through the whole post, I can’t see any. And I found that the blog is hosted by Blogger.com, and the domain is .info. The service of blogger.com is free, and the price of .info is very low.

According to his logic, I may write a similar post and the title is “Spam and virus sites infesting the Google SERPs in several .info domains – has the mighty Google been hacked?”

The spam and virus sites consist in the internet for a long time, not only in the .cn sites. Why not tell others that China has the largest population all over the world? More people, more computers, more netizen, more sites, isn’t it?