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"We have reported time and time again about Google AdWords accounts being hacked into and abused.  Typically, the hackers gain access, set up a new campaign, generate tons of ads, pointing to temporary domains and use your credit card to pay for that traffic.  But I have never really noticed the ads in the raw search results for such hacked campaigns.  Until now, that is.  A DigitalPoint Forums thread lead me to a search for earth4energy in Google. The search ads returned, in some cases, returned as many as 7 of the 8 search ads that lead, to what looks like, spammer sites.  The ads were probably generated via a hacked AdWords account and they used .CN TLDs to set up temporary landing pages.Here is a picture of two of those ads that I personally can see right now:\nAll the domains listed for this search result seem to have the same owner:\nDomain Name: asweg.com.cn\nROID: 20080813s10011s06156148-cn\nDomain Status: clientDeleteProhibited\nDomain Status: clientTransferProhibited\nRegistrant Organization: \u9648\nRegistrant Name: \u9648\u8BDA\nAdministrative Email: yjc20047@hotmail.com\nSponsoring Registrar: \u6613\u540D\u4E2D\u56FD\nName Server:ns1.hostmonster.com\nName Server:ns2.hostmonster.com\nRegistration Date: 2008-08-13 17:40For our past coverage of AdWords account hacks, see below:When Will Google AdWords Prevent Account Hijackings?Increase in Google AdWords Accounts Being Hacked Into?Google AdWords Account Hacked: False Ads &amp; False ChargesAlert: More Google AdWords Phishing AttemptsBeware of Google AdWords Phishing EmailGoogle AdWords Phishing Attempt Via Google Legal SubpoenaForum discussion at DigitalPoint Forums."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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