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An Israeli ad company, called Discover-Tech, is working with spyware companies to deliver hacking software through ads, according to research from Citizen Lab and Confiant.
Also reported by The Verge
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It’s the first time researchers found evidence of a zero-click attack delivered through targeted advertising.
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