Ad Injection

Placement fraud caused by a malicious publisher who owns a browser extension, uses it to inject ad impressions when a user visits certain premium sites, and enjoys premium CPMs for these hijacked impressions.

Kathryn Astbury
Kathryn Astbury
Senior Director of Marketing

Placement fraud caused by a malicious publisher who owns a browser extension, uses it to inject ad impressions when a user visits certain premium sites, and enjoys premium CPMs for these hijacked impressions.

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