Sexual spam with a university URL: SEO poisoning also targets 'virtual girlfriend' searches

By Tema EN · virtual girlfriends/partners · October 14, 2026.

There are no newsworthy facts to report. The material received is a sexually explicit promotional text with no author, no data and no verifiable AI product. The only reference to a source is the name of the University of Córdoba (UCO) in the title. That's why we neither reproduce nor describe the content.

What can be observed is the form. The URL points to a UCO page with strange parameters appended, including an encoded block of data. This is a typical pattern of legitimate pages used as decoys to rank spam. There is no indication that the university published any of this. This is a cautious reading of the URL's structure, not an accusation, and we have not been able to verify it.

Our take: when a product category, such as AI virtual partners, becomes popular, it attracts opportunists who use its keywords to sneak in links. For readers, the practical rule is to distrust any 'simulator' promoted this way. For those who curate information, it's a reminder to filter out the noise before analyzing. In the long run, artificial companionship may have legitimate and valuable uses, but that debate will be settled with data and serious studies, not with ads like this.