Many of us know about the dangers of clicking on pop-up ads. However, many people are still getting scammed by them.

Hopefully though, Google begins cracking down on malicious ads further and making it more difficult for hackers and other cybercriminals to buy ad space in the first place. Amber Bouman is the ...

Initially, pop-up ads served their intended purpose—offering ... aggressive promotions, and even malicious scams. Websites were flooded with intrusive ads that hindered user experience ...

When people think of malware, they often imagine this particular strain of it. Pop-up ads slamming you at every hour of every day, trying to peddle products or convince you that your computer will ...

South Korean citizens were hit with a zero-click malware from the North The malware used pop-up ads to install payloads Keyloggers and other malicious surveillance software was also installed ...

As reported by...Kelly Blue Book (that’s probably a first for Kotaku), a number of Jeep owners have been complaining about excessive pop-up ads. All of the ads are reportedly from Jeep and are ...

Microsoft writes that its threat analysis team detected a large-scale malvertising campaign that impacted nearly one million devices globally in December 2024.

Software downloaded to your computer without your permission, which inserts advertising, usually in the form of pop-up or pop-under ... spyware or more malicious software to your computer.

A Jeep Grand Cherokee owner posted a photo showing a persistent pop-up ad on display. The on-screen message pushes the owner to buy the FlexCare plan for “peace of mind.” More Wrangler 4xe and ...

Called SecTopRAT, the malware hides inside a malicious ad that purports to be an installer for Google Chrome. However, anyone who clicks on the ad is instead funneled to a fake Google website ...