Hackers are known to use URL shortening services to obfuscate their real landing pages. It’s very effective in clickbait scams on social networks. Some hackers think that using URL shorteners in site injections makes it less likely to be flagged as malicious because authorities cannot simply blacklist a link from bitly.com or goo.gl, so we
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