Sentences with phrase «of fraudulent clicks»

The malware uses infected devices to generate large amounts of fraudulent clicks on advertisements, generating revenues for the perpetrators behind it.»

It seems somewhat hypocritical on the part of search engines to strive towards elimination of fraudulent clicks and improvement of the traffic quality while offering such services as AdSense for Parked Domains.

It is unclear whether click fraud is as big an issue as most of these studies claim, but the perception of fraudulent clicks being a huge problem keeps haunting advertisers and search engines alike.

Although many third - party applications are trying to combat click fraud, only the «big boys» can create the barriers that will decrease the number of fraudulent clicks and potentially eliminate them altogether.

Not exact matches

Once we can do that, detecting fraudulent clicks and wrong charges would become a whole lot easier and would remove a lot of the suspicions that the advertisers currently have against Google, Yahoo and others.

If ever you have any suspicion that the email is fraudulent then never try to open it and never click on any of the links within the email.

Just click the link inside of the email, enter your username and password into the bogus Developer Console and wham, bam, you are safe and sound... oh, except the whole thing is fraudulent and now you've delivered your username and password to a bunch of deviants.

The stories differ on the exact charge: the Chronicle says it is fraud, Click 2 Houston says it is fraudulent use / possession of information, and BuzzFeed says it is possession and use of fake identification.

If you are aware of or suspect that fraudulent employment offers are being made to prospective candidates in Macquarie's name, please click here.

All it takes is one breach, one click on a fraudulent link or one unsecured e-mail re-routed, to set a fraudulent wire transfer in motion that pours money into some criminal's offshore bank account — and once the money's gone, of course, it's most likely gone forever.

One of the most common was a credit report scam, in which a fraudulent poster instructs a would - be tenant to click a link and purchase a credit report.