What is called Click Redirection? Sometimes known as automation redirection, click redirection is another type of mobile ad fraud, where even a user gets redirected to a certain aid, even if he didn’t click on that. This occurs because of […]

What Is Click Injection? Click injection is another type of ad fraud that follows much of the same patterns of its brute-force brother. The main point of difference is where and when these clicks are sent. These clicks are not […]

Click hijacking is one of the most common forms of attribution fraud, but it’s also one of the easiest to spot. When a fake click is delivered to an attribution after the installation has begun, this is known as click […]

Click Flooding or Click Spamming is a type of fraud where a large number of clicks are sent in an attempt to obtain the last-click before an install occurs. What Is Click Flooding? Click flooding, also known as click spamming, […]

Click to Install time (CTIT) is the time between clicking on the online advertising  and opening the versatile application interestingly after effectively downloading the application structure application store. It is numerically derived from subtracting the initial time application open time […]

Emulated devices, often known as device emulators, are non-mobile devices that run mobile operating systems. Most developers use device emulators on their laptops to test their products on various devices or operating systems without having to buy and set up […]

What is Mobile Ad fraud? Mobile ad fraud is a representation of various methods used by fraudsters to exploit attribution systems used to measure ROI on advertisements. Ad fraud is most often perpetrated by publishers as well as individuals/groups (aka […]

What is SDK spoofing? SDK spoofing (otherwise known as SDK hacking) is a type of bot-based fraud, often executed by malware hidden on an app.  How does SDK spoofing work? With this technique, fraudsters add code to an app that […]

What is a phone farm? Phone farms (also called device farms and click farms) are maintained for the purposes of mobile ad fraud and are illegal in much of the world. As mobile advertising budgets have grown, phone farms dedicated […]