"Tech-support scams, investment scams, identity theft, deep fakes and more aren’t the purview of simply the sketchy corners of the web," asks Christina Moniodis, TMT Chief of Staff, in a WSJ letter to the editor responding to an article on digital attacks. hubs.li/Q03hw3Tr0

At iapp #GPS25, talk to Director of Privacy and Risk Solutions Sarah Ralston about how TMT Governance sees what the regulators see. hubs.li/Q03h-zQ90

At @IAPP #GPS25, talk to Chief of Staff Christina Moniodis about how TMT Governance sees what the regulators see. hubs.li/Q03h-yLV0

So you wanna categorize all the ad content running across your #adtech platform? Well, the #IABContentTaxonomy is a great start... But sooner rather than later, you're going to need to level up. Here's how: hubs.li/Q03rJp1b0

Is video too rich for malvertisers' blood? Doesn't seem to be the case for phishing redirect GhostCat (aka ScamClub) which exploded last year and continues to reek havoc on the digital ecosystem.

You've read the report — now watch the video adaptation. Director of Digital Security and Operations Pat Ciavolella and Marketing Director Gavin Dunaway get into the filthy weeds of malware and malvertising in the CYA 2025 podcast. hubs.li/Q03tKd150

Phishing attack PopCrawler has infested the digital media ecosystem by appearing so boring and plain as not to set off any alarms. But this wallflower has malevolent intentions — distributing redirects for bogus Google rewards and tech support scams. hubs.li/Q03w-6SM0

The Media Trust joined #GASA as a Foundation Member and will help lead its North America Chapter. Online fraud isn’t just a technical problem it’s a human crisis. Creating a world where people are safe from the financial and emotional trauma of online scams is a mission for all.

Wait... is that the Apple App Store? Google Play? NO! IT'S A FAKE APP STORE! hubs.ly/Q03xJTtm0

Pinpoint specific frames in video ads with sensitive or regulated ad content — fast and at scale. hubs.li/Q03xTn4Z0

Has this summer felt like it's on fire with phishing redirects? That's due to the malicious tag team of named threats StringRipper and PopCrawler. The latter's deceptively simple attack exploded across digital media in June. hubs.li/Q03y1Zr70

Have you seen these creatives? PopCrawler hides its phishing redirects behind a massive array of innocuous creatives to pass #adtech security audits. And then with some fingerprinting help, it launches malicious payloads on unsuspecting consumers. hubs.li/Q03y2ng-0

Watch out, #adtech — we seem to be in #phishing season... And the cloaking bait is stronger than ever. hubs.li/Q03y-WCQ0

You may ask yourself, "What is that app store?" You may ask yourself, "Where does that clickthrough go to?" And you may ask yourself, "Is this right, is this wrong?" And you may say to yourself, "My goodness, what have I done?" hubs.li/Q03z090z0 #fakeappstore #malvertising