InfoSec sites are the worst

I dread every time I google something and the results is on a domain like cryptodavid.net (cool domain btw, feel free to buy it). They all have shitty enormous headers that make it impossible to read, ads everywhere (and they're custom so you have to hide them manually), nag me to subscribe to their fucking newsletter and keep showing popups for CHEAP ETHICAL HACKER TRAININGS.

When did those websites become even worse than SEO ones?

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while your're are right about vulnerability branding/marketing, the other stuff you mention is very vague and opinion-based. especially given that what is useless and academic now might become dangerous later - see: DirtyCoW (one of the few branded exploits that were actually dangerous) which was known for years but not considered exploitable, until someone released a PoC that allowed trivial priv-esc.