The RescueTheWeb article is a high level discussion of link architectures that currently exist in the wild. The article wasn't trying to show samples since disclosure of which websites are breached is against the privacy policy of RescueTheWeb. These are private websites that have been breached by others and used to create these various structures. Thus, their web addresses would revel who's website were breached. I can tell you that an example 'constellation' Google look-alike search engine consists of some 26 domains of this pattern: http://googpill_.com/ where the '_' is the letters from 'a' to 'z'. When you visit these sites directly they say 'Under Construction', but when you visit them from a hacked site you get the Google look-alike. (Not all of the lettered domains appear to be working.) Follow this link to see an example: http://googpillc.com/zgyllgiaahkeiryy_idknxqkbi.py This constellation example is different than the pyramid example from the seoblackhat. The goal of this constellation, as an example, is to confuse the user into thinking they are on Google, it is not to increase page rank.

I just wanted to point out that many organizations and people are trying to resolve the global web-insecurity issue caused by many things including application insecurity. Google is just one participant in this effort. What is frustrating is that when Google talks people call it news. When these other organizations make contributions, nothing is heard.