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Where Revive Adserver is Getting It Right and Wrong

April 2, 2014 white fir design

It has been a little over six months since the software formerly known as OpenX changed hands and became Revive Adserver. We thought now would be a good chance to look at an important improvement t

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Upgrading From OpenX to Revive Adserver Is a Minor Upgrade

January 31, 2014 white fir design

We have recently gotten a number of questions about how much disruption upgrading from OpenX to the new Revive Adserver causes and as other undoubtedly have the same questions we wanted to address

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OpenX Doesn’t Take Security Seriously

August 9, 2013 white fir design

Earlier this week it was discovered that the downloads of OpenX 2.8.10 had been modified at some point to include malicious code that allowed remote code execution. OpenX’s blog post abo

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Backdoor in popular ad-serving software opens websites to remote hijacking

August 6, 2013 arstechnica.com

Hidden script in OpenX used by lots of big sites goes undetected for 8 months.Read More →

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