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Landing-page malware scans and the Malvertising Scanner

Fraud isn't only fake traffic — it can be a harmful ad. A landing page that hosts malware or redirects to a scam damages your publishers, your partners and your brand.

Built in: daily landing-page scans

Since release v8.1, advertiser landing pages get a daily malware scan, and newly registered and rotating domains are flagged. The protection layer on Ad Fraud Protection also includes brand-safety content review, advertiser screening and alerts: when a scan finds malware, an alert "Landing page flagged" appears, ready to review.

Malvertising Scanner — $149 / month

The Malvertising Scanner goes further. It opens every advertiser landing page every day, the way a visitor would see it:

  • Every landing page rendered and checked daily
  • Brand-clone and deceptive page detection
  • Redirect chains followed to the end
  • An alert before a bad campaign spreads

When a landing page is flagged

  1. Pause the campaign straight away.
  2. Open the alert and check what was found.
  3. Ask the advertiser to explain. A hacked site can be fixed; a deliberate scam cannot.
  4. If it was deliberate, suspend the account — the Advertising Policy prohibits malware, phishing, forced downloads and auto-redirects.

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Nov 13, 2026

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