It should be operator hijacking. Only when some users open the advertising page, a new tab will pop up to hijack the customers. Now I am wondering if this behavior can be monitored. Thank you
There are two types: the first is that our advertising page is a 302 redirect page, and they directly change the redirected page to theirs; the second is that our page is still there, but they reopened it For other advertising pages, because they are newly opened tabs, our company's advertising page is at the front and is ignored by users.
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Monitoring whether the real-time IP pointing to the page is your own will allow you to monitor whether it has been hijacked
https prevents hijacking
I don’t quite understand your expression. Do you mean that when you open your company’s webpage, it actually displays the advertisement page designated by the operator? If it is a common operator hijacking, it should just display advertisements on the page. I can think of it. The method is to use js to get whether ads have been added to the page, and implement it through ajax. If the entire page jumps, you can also use js to completely open the page and perform a send, and then get the page pv. If you want to reduce the number, you can probably determine whether it has been hijacked. times.
In addition, using https can solve the problem of being hijacked.
https I will mention it to the leader and take a look,