Pop Ups will Fade- Ad Injection Next?

[anandk]

this view says that pop-ups may soon be a thing of the past, and are likely to get replaced by ad-injections.

"...The Ad Injection is very subtle and thus people may not know it is going on and that a program is doing it..."

read more at http://blog.spywareguide.com/2006/07..._comments.html

[QwertyManiac]

Seems true enough! Pop up blockers are an integrated feature in any browser worth its code... lets see

[damnthenet]

It's a new extra job for the ANTI SPYWAREs

[anandk]

Originally Posted by Indyan

Man, those new ads, in which a floating window appears are damn annoying.

maxthon has a nice option of killing these irritants.

[it_waaznt_me]

Hmm... But you can still block these ads by putting their entries in HOSTS file as localhost ..
Anandk .. .. Ad Hunter Extension takes care of all this BS ..

[anandk]

Originally Posted by it_waaznt_me

Hmm... But you can still block these ads by putting their entries in HOSTS file as localhost ..

i dont think u can block the floating ads by putting their entries in HOSTS file, though pls correct me if i am wrong, and show me how adhunter xntsn, yes.

[it_waaznt_me]

Aray I wasnt talking about floating ads .. I was saying if you put adserver.net : localhost the ads wont be displayed from adserver.net ..

Adhunter extension .. Umm .. Check the thread I pointed out na .. .. I am too lazy to write .. Or maybe I'll follow up tommorow if you still arent sure of using it .. ..

[paul_007]

Originally Posted by anandk

this view says that pop-ups may soon be a thing of the past, and are likely to get replaced by ad-injections.

"...The Ad Injection is very subtle and thus people may not know it is going on and that a program is doing it..."

read more at http://blog.spywareguide.com/2006/07..._comments.html

i dont understand one thing, " if ppl dont know that ad is going on and that a program is doing it" then wat is the purpose of AD , the main objective of ad is to appear in front of people and get noticed..............

[it_waaznt_me]

Paul .. Consider this .. You surf a website and the site owner has posted some ads on it. So when you click on those ads, the revenue is generated for the site owner .. Now with these spyware programs running in background, the ads are replaced by the spyware affialiated ads translating in loss of revenue to the website owner .. Moreover, these ads might not be as harmless as Google ads ... So while surfing if you are gettting same ads again and again on all websites, you are possibly infected with ad injection spyware ..

[arunks]

lets wait and see