According to researchers, since August 2019, a hacker group has been taking over ad servers and inserting malicious ads into their ad inventory that redirect users to malware download sites. The hackers are targeting ad networks running old versions of the Revive open-source ad servers.
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"The user’s privacy, data and user experience is at risk, while the site owner’s reputation and revenues are also at risk. ..."
#infosec #cybersecurity #isdots
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