SLC Issues Warning To All Website and Blog Owners

WARNING: Vunerability in Google AdSense Code

April 1,2007 - Washington,D.C.

The Sloof Lirpa Center has discovered a vulnerability in Google Adsense code and is issuing a security alert bulletin to all web site and blog owners.

With no financial guarantee and an undisclosed revenue share (learn more) for its publishers, Adsense has placed all risk and burden on publishers while leaving billions for itself and allowing only advertisers to have any sort of pricing control.

As first reported in todays ContextWeb press release. The Sloof Lirpa Center is advising web publishers to keep all their Adsense code in place and also install a new advertising program patch that will soon be available from ContextWeb.

While additional details will be availible shortly, the new advertising program allows publishers to set a guaranteed CPM price and works in conjunction with Adsense or other advertising programs.

Publishers Sign up to Join the Beta:

Publishers wishing to be invited to the new advertising exchange should submit their email address in the box below to receive a beta invitation.

Publishers will be invited to the ContextWeb new advertising exchange beta program over the next several weeks.

Still not sure if you want to sign up? Learn more.

Past Warnings

Long tail getting longer, bigger, AdSense not sharing.

Do not work with other ad networks or you could lose your AdSense

Do not try to understand revenue share model.

Transparency is discouraged by Adsense.

Other ad network ads should not look like Google Adsense

Is it AdSense or bust.

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