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Carlsbad, CA (openPR) 6 January 2006

Carlsbad, CA 16th January 2006

Sofizar an official response from a Google employee on the two issues discussed in the press release. You have to make clear its position on? Targeting Geolocation? and recognized the problem with clicks, not impressions. Google has also paid the cost of PPC to test the error.

Although the Internet Protocol (IP) is a method that we use to determine whether a user can request a specific location is the IP address to be overwritten. For example, if a user is visiting in California, New York, they can for “Hotels in New York look” on Google. Even if an ad targeted only New York, it seems appropriate, and shows an interested user. In this moment we can prevent a targeted clicks outside the region.

However, I forwarded your comments to the rest of our team. We value our customers and are always interested to consider improvements to the program to high quality service to our advertisers.

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Sofizarâ? s first test:

Our first tests show that the clicks has no registration Impressions Bug in fact, between sets. Our testing indicates a 0-to print if we tried another keyword. Although this result is not compatible with Google’s? The answer of which would be a one-click printing and have participated will be to continue testing before the release of official results.

Sofizar published the official results of the tests more rigorous.

Sofizar Inc., a company specializing in click fraud detection services were today announced that it has discovered a security flaw in Google’s?? s Pay Per Click (PPC) location-based advertising. The location-based service is designed to let Google Pay Per Click (PPC), display advertising in the advertiser’s designated locations. However, a back door allows a malicious user or automated programs in an area not designated for click advertising, which could potentially result in serious losses. In addition, Google charges advertisers for these clicks, while Google does not register the print advertising. This vulnerability was reported to Google.

Google is designed to display targeted advertising to users in a given region. For example, a ticket broker (http://www.ticketnest.com/theater-tickets/wicked-tickets), the tickets sell bad New York City announced that it is not in New Delhi must be registered. The pay-per-click ads to a targeted audience may not be extremely expensive, and advertisers using Google AdWords PPC?? S are facilities to designate countries (and in some cases, cities), where their ads can appear. However, this vulnerability an attacker to Beijing to see and click on ads to an audience in Las Vegas. Some advertisers pay each time a user clicks on their ad, and a hacker can quickly run the tab for this seller enough. Sofizarâ? S shows that the cost of Google’s internal tests, not only for the clicks, but by a software bug in Google’s? S is not reporting interface stores the pressure.

? PPC advertising has become very popular because their instant traffic results, and control the composition of the Traffica? Said Ron Arthur, Program Manager Sofizar managed service. â?? Since there are about a billion game with Google PPC advertising in 2006, hackers are always looking for a piece of cake. A supplier can feel secure knowing that their ads will appear only in the U.S., while its advertising are always unwanted clicks (and a massive Bill) europe.it by a pirate in the East p> ????? It is essentially an arms race between cheaters and click forward to one?? said Zafar Khan, CEO of Sofizar. â?? We are seeing more insidious tactics of hackers to the budget of advertisers degradation, and if the provider is truly an eye on their PPC advertising, they are a prime target for fraud. The situation of vulnerability enables hackers to steal on the radar-based, and click unsuspecting advertisers. We reported this flaw to Google, and we are confident that they will fix the bug in their software. Our experience in dealing with customer support for Google pips was outstanding.â> ????

The vulnerability has been tested for Sofizarâ?? s Test Account (http://www.ticketluck.com) United States, where targeted AdWords campaign for a keyword with no research has been selected. Sofizarâ? S tester in its investigation in Pakistan then the back door to display and click on their advertising test (http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls = GGLD, GGLD: 2005 -19, GGLD: en & q = Minimalist Jukebox +% 3A + Notes + Reich & gl = us) that show the United States should. If the account was checked, Google had charged Ticket Luck campaign for the click, even if they do not report pressure.

Sofizar:

Sofizar uses its traffic analysis and filtering software to detect fraudulent clicks PPC. This software is adaptive, and stores patterns for certain websites as well as deviations from the accepted grounds. Sofizar manually audits the accounts which are identified by the software as possible frauds and then works with search engines to obtain refunds and credits against future advertising spending. Sofizar look proactive security vulnerabilities in Overture and Google, to better protect their customers’ <>. / P>

We keep a close eye on this issue and is regularly updated results of our tests, we have more data. The latest results are available at:

http://www.sofizar.com/press-release-google.php

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