https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/adzerk.net
ISSUE DETECTED
Outdated Web Server Nginx Found
DEFINITION
Vulnerabilities on nginx (see URL below)
VULNERABLE HEADER
nginx/1.1.19
http://nginx.org/en/security_advisories.html
Excerpt:
All of the following are coded as MAJOR SEVERITY:
SPDY heap buffer overflow
SPDY memory corruption
Stack-based buffer overflow with specially crafted request
Buffer overflow in the ngx_http_mp4_module
Memory disclosure with specially crafted backend responses
Vulnerabilities with invalid UTF-8 sequence on Windows
Vulnerabilities with Windows file default stream
Vulnerabilities with Windows 8.3 filename pseudonyms
The renegotiation vulnerability in SSL protocol
Buffer underflow vulnerability
Null pointer dereference vulnerability
I generally block ad servers, but I'm allowing this one a Reddit, and the StackOverflow community next time I'm there. Here's why, from the announcement at Reddit: "Adzerk does provide us some really cool features. For example, if you dislike a particular ad in the sidebar, it is now possible to hide it from showing again. If you hover over a sidebar ad in /r/sports, a new "thumbs up" / "thumbs down" overlay will appear. If you "thumbs down" an ad, we won't display it to you again, and you can give us feedback to improve the quality of reddit ads in the future."
Reddit is moving to serving ads from Adzerk, and Reddit ads are generally pretty unobtrusive: http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/1aqp5c/quick_update_about_ads_on_reddit/c8zz5fx?context=3
Redirects to adzerk.com, which provides ads for Stack Overflow, among other sites.
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