#adfraud

Many more malicious Android apps flooded the Google Play Store. These apps targeted Android users with out-of-context and privacy intrusive ads. Android Apps Showing Out-of-Context Ads The WhiteOps Satori

Facebook has recently shared its findings regarding a long-running ad fraud campaign. The ad fraud still continues leveraging the SilentFade malware that steals Facebook credentials and cookies. SilentFade

One more time, the Android Play Store has made it to the news due to a security problem. This time, the researchers discovered an ad fraud botnet, TERRACOTTA, targeting Android users via malicious apps.

Another day, and here comes another report of nasty Android apps flooding Play Store. Once again, numerous malicious Android apps surfaced online that targeted users with ads. Android Apps Showed Intrusive

While Google employs some tough policies for app developers to keep the Play Store safe, yet it never remains so. Once again, criminal hackers managed to ditch Google’s policies and flood the Play Store

Facebook has recently filed a lawsuit against a Chinese malware operator for ad fraud. As revealed, the tech giant believes that the Chinese firm abused Facebook’s ad platform for targeting users with

Some malware campaigns seemingly never stop, rather they keep coming back again and again to prey on users. One such malware campaign involving fake jQuery has returned. This fake jQuery campaign now runs

Every year, Google shares updates about how they handle malicious and scam advertisements. This year, Google announced the launch of a new Policy Manager for a customized and secure Google Ads ecosystem.

News disclosed on the Russian version of Facebook, VK, states that Bulgaria has extradited Russian hacker Alexander Zhukov to the US on 18th January. The news was released by the Russian Embassy in Washington

There are few things as frustrating to marketers as digital ad fraud. On the rise since the beginning of digital advertising, online ad fraud can take many forms. It can range anywhere from bots programmed

More often than not disruptive changes in an industry come from outside, rather than from within an industry. People inside the industry tend to tinker at the margins, not trying to alienate any of the