
If click fraud is a business tax then I am your accountant
A look into Adsense / YPN accounts being suspended due to click fraud
Posted on 04 May 2008
6 weeks of project work have prevented me updating this blog Continue Reading
Posted on 10 March 2008
Google requests additional analytic information. Is it to combat click fraud? Continue Reading
Posted on 05 March 2008
New Click Quality Investigation Beta Testers Required Continue Reading
Posted on 19 February 2008
Anti MFA ad displayed on an MFA. Continue Reading
Posted on 12 February 2008
I am often amazed by the search phrases which bring visitors to my site, it also helps to confirm to me that people are searching for click fraud and low quality click resources so they can commit nefarious acts. This list will be updated as new entries appear. how create fraud clicks program a clickbot how to perform click [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 28 January 2008
I have been using a new blogging service called EntreCard recently and was disturbed to notice a nefarious use of the service in my web logs. EntreCard for those who have not used the service is the equivalent of a blogging business card service. Users who visit your site and see the entrecard logo can [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 27 January 2008
In this post I am bringing together all of the articles I have written about publisher click fraud in one central place. As additional articles are added, this resource will be updated. Please subscribe to this blog to be notified of updates as they happen. What Is The Content Network? Publisher Click Fraud - A Definition How [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 January 2008
I mentioned in my post It’s Click Fraud Class Action Time Again that Ask.com were the subject of a class action suit over click fraud, it appears that a settlement has been reached and people are queuing up to get their snout in the settlement trough. A settlement has been reached “out of court”, Ask [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 03 January 2008
In an article from Infoworld, it came to my attention that security firms are opening up honey pots in an attempt to capture bot activity. Honey pots are machines which are deliberately left unprotected in an attempt to attract the attention of bot herders. The nefarious net users infect the machines, and details of the [...] Continue Reading