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by judge2020 2402 days ago
This would have to be a reverse proxy on the AdTech's infrastructure itself to make sure no rewriting is being done after-the-fact, as you can't trust your AdTech customer (the person that owns example.com) to not run a reverse proxy in front of that.
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Thanks for making me realise the most obvious thing, that it doesn't stop click fraud if it is on the ADTech customers network as they can connect to the device and pretend to be any device on the internet.