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What code is "safe" isn't necessarily something that's set in stone. Exploits could easily deliver code that looks safe but causes problems. And each new version could introduce a new exploit.

And then there's the upcoming WebAssembly, which is bound to be ruined by ad networks in the future.




I believe it's also common to just create a safe, but high CTR ad (OMG 60% off) and save the malicious javascript for the landing page.




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