It's hard for us to track down which ad causes it due to how specific ad delivery is these days. Every individual sees ads tailored to them. Additionally the ads masquerade as legitimate ads, and load java exploits randomly. Browsers like Chrome and Firefox protect you when this code is detected and don't execute it.
We use two ad networks, AdSense and OpenX, they're as large and legitimate as they come and these issues seem to be hitting quite a lot of large sites right now.
I've looked into analyzing the ad code on our end for exploits before it's served but haven't found anything.
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How much input does Chris Bunni actually give as far as these kinds of decisions go?
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He doesn't. He just floats around and lets the members of the Imperium decide on the fate of condemned pages. He gave the membership the power and thus trusts us to use it wisely.......  |
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