ActiveX. Meaning it works only in IE.
Who uses that anymore? ;-] |
loll..
though you can download Active X to Firefox... |
I think Google should restrict what the advertisers add to the displaying URL (the one that's more visible and shown on the bottom of each result). Say, if the ad links to abcd.com/efgh, the displaying URL should only be allow set to be ABCD.com/*/*.
Telling users to use anti-virus software is not enough...
http://adwords.blogspot.com/2007/04/protecting-your-security-online.html |
Whenever users can click, they will click :-). Vista's 5 warning dialogs won't stop them from doing stupid things.
It's a bit older, but interesting to watch anyway: http://www.benedelman.org/news/111804-1.html – take a look at the video at http://www.benedelman.org/spyware/security-111804.wmv |
Heise Security had some additional details available too, they listed the search terms being used: "BetterBusinessBureau", "Florida Business Opportunity Law" and "Modern cars airbags required".
http://www.heise-security.co.uk/news/88972 |
