Researchers have identified a fresh threat to the way consumers interact with websites, this time from software designed to block advertisements.
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Thankfully, thieves still wouldn't be able to drive the vehicles away.
As per recent reports, hackers to spy on users have hacked iPhones and Android smartphones utilizing an Italian organization's tools.
ABP or Ad Block. End of story. From a publisher point of view I'm not in favour of ad blockers, but many advertisers pretty much stab themselves in the leg when they put out crappy flashy ads or interstitials or pop unders. They need to stop that crap and focus on quality advertising.
I would love to turn off ABP, but so many ad servers are super unsafe and you don't even need to click on anything to have an issue.
I haven't even had to clean up a minor threat on my computer since I started using ABP and I have no intention of going back (unless a website makes a very open gesture to say that they've done this and that to make their site safe for their users).