Found adwords loophole

blackaxa

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Hello there, i think adwords see your ip as well as mac address. If your ip gets blacklisted by adwords you can make a new campaign out of it by using your cellphone too.
 
What about HWID?
What about mac changer software at first Google search?
What about IP rotator by default on any dinamic connection?

I give you homework now,come tomorrow with another loophole sherlock.

I am Watson for you.

Cha Cha.
 
Call me stupid, but why would anyone get black listed on adwords??
 
adwords can see a helluva lot more than your mac and IP - I dont think blackhat is the life for you my freind.
 
Google can't see your Mac address.

Let me repeat that.

Google can't see your Mac address.

Once again:

Google can't see your Mac address

Stop spreading misinformation.
 
I would say google takes into consideration the billing address, Public IP, the website and many other factors.
 
I second what yakuza said. Google definitely can't detect your MAC address, unless you are using their software (Chrome etc.)
 
Google can't see your Mac address.

Let me repeat that.

Google can't see your Mac address.

Once again:

Google can't see your Mac address

Stop spreading misinformation.
Lol who told you,
Don't misguide people if you dont know anything about adwords
I repeat
ADWORDS CHECK UR MAC ADDRESS TOO

Again i repeat
ADWORDS CHECK UR MAC ADDRESS TOO

I have tested this many time, not in a single pc or mobile but several one.
 
Lol who told you,
Don't misguide people if you dont know anything about adwords
I repeat
ADWORDS CHECK UR MAC ADDRESS TOO

Again i repeat
ADWORDS CHECK UR MAC ADDRESS TOO

I have tested this many time, not in a single pc or mobile but several one.

How have you tested this? If you were using Google products (such as Chrome, Android etc.) then it can.
But if you are using Firefox without any addons that require access to your computer, then nope, they can't.
I've tested this many times using the exact same computer but simply creating new profiles in Firefox with their new anti-Fingerprinting settings. Google wasn't able to detect me.

I'm guessing there may have been some flaws or holes in your tests that lead you to believe that Google could detect your MAC no matter what you do.
 
Google can't see your Mac address.

Let me repeat that.

Google can't see your Mac address.

Once again:

Google can't see your Mac address

Stop spreading misinformation.
Lol who told you,
Don't misguide people if you dont know anything about adwords
I repeat
ADWORDS CHECK UR MAC ADDRESS TOO

Again i repeat
ADWORDS CHECK UR MAC ADDRESS TOO

I have tested this many time, not in a single pc or mobile but several one.
Are you stupid? Websites cannot access your MAC address, only software can. You know nothing and should stop talking about this subject.

"A web site sees your IP address (or the IP address of a proxy if you're using a proxy server). It can not see yourdevice's MAC address. In fact, your MAC address is part of the low-level network stack and is not propagated from one subnet to another."
 
Are you stupid? Websites cannot access your MAC address, only software can. You know nothing and should stop talking about this subject.

"A web site sees your IP address (or the IP address of a proxy if you're using a proxy server). It can not see yourdevice's MAC address. In fact, your MAC address is part of the low-level network stack and is not propagated from one subnet to another."

Technically both sides are right. MAC certainly cannot be read by servers outside your subnet, however Chrome is installed on 60% or something PCs, and Google surely utilizes MAC or MAC derived data to fingerprint your machine via Chrome or Chromium.

Now before someone says that somebody somewhere made security audit of Chromium and didn't find such code, let me just say that tons of security researches didn't also see code for audio fingerprinting
(random reference: https://www.hackread.com/google-chromium-browser-listens-conversations/) and that there is something called shell code that enables you to run code from net without storing it first in running binary.
 
The mac address never leaves your local network.

Chrome does not store MAC addresses as per Chrome version 33 (long time ago)

If you are using the AdWords client however, they can surely see footprints - but the regular AdWords editor does not utilize MAC-addresses, simply because it's not possible - and if possible (via extensions, applets etc) it's not sustainable as to give a good enough coverage.
 
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