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You wouldn't even need to do too much damage on the client side for an effective attack vector. Imagine redirecting scripts for googleadservices.com and implem
by froo 17y ago
You wouldn't even need to do too much damage on the client side for an effective attack vector.
Imagine redirecting scripts for googleadservices.com and implementing their JS code with your own publisher ID there.
That would make some of those adsense cheques Markus Frind has shown off look like lunch money.
EDIT - if you really wanted to make something like this cool, you would instead use the publisher ID of some random charity (or even cycle through an array of charities) that could be easily obtainable by viewing source code in pages.
Just a thought...
EDIT #2 - Or, some more Internet Justice - just have it ignore the clicks that would otherwise go to domain parkers (with the revenue heading to charity). You cut off that air supply and eventually a lot of domains will start becoming available again.
That way, the Internet Wins.