What is a banner? A banner ad, also known as a display banner, is an online advertising format that is typically a designed visual or an image accompanied by text or a call to action. When an end user clicks…

AdSecure is excited to announce that, in addition to standard and residential IPs, we now also provide mobile carrier coverage for Australia 🇦🇺. As of today, the following providers are available for our clients who want to check their mobile…

Dublin, 27 August 2018. AdSecure, the all in one anti-malvertising solution and ad verification tool used by ad networks and publishers, today announced that it is exhibiting at Dmexco, one of the world’s leading digital marketing events. The AdSecure team…

With its latest release of version 68, the Chrome browser is now labelling as “Not Secure” all HTTP (unencrypted) websites. As stated on their security blog Google explains that: “For the past several years, we’ve moved toward a more secure…

25 July 2018. AdSecure, the ad verification tool used by ad networks, ad operations teams and publishers, today announced that it has added the detection of the auto-redirect to it’s arsenal. The auto-redirect is considered to be an annoying format…

In this three part series we look at popular ad formats that can be corrupted with Malware. In part one we look at Popunders.   What is a Popunder? A Popunder is a large format full screen online advertisement. It…

Online advertising is a booming industry with over 204 billion dollars spent on advertising worldwide in 2017. Countless websites use advertisements to pump up their earning power and recommend useful products and services to their visitors. But many website owners…

Six questions about ransomware and malvertising with AdSecure’s Product Manager Mathieu Derval.   What role does phishing play in ransomware attacks? Phishing is probably one of the most popular social engineering types of attack.  The objective is to trick someone…

Cryptojacking, the practice of exploiting computer’s processing power to mine cryptocurrencies without the owner’s consent or knowledge, appears to be the new Eldorado for cybercriminals after its popularity exploded last autumn.   The idea of in-browser mining started in the…