Attention website operators: Google's new Malicious Practices Policy is coming into force.
Protect your site from deindexing and exclusion from Google Ads with the TSR Audit (Third-Party Script Risk Audit).
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Understanding Google's "Malicious Practices Policy"
On April 13, 2026, Google announced a tightening of its spam policies.
The core issue: From June 15, 2026, manipulative use of the History API in the context of browser navigation (for example "back button hijacking") will be classified as a serious violation.
The challenge: This code is often hidden deep inside minified third-party scripts such as tracking pixels, A/B testing tools or advertising libraries.
Full responsibility: Google makes you, as the site operator, fully responsible for all embedded code - including code you did not write yourself.
Problem and risk analysis: What is at stake?
A single policy violation in a third-party script can have fatal consequences for your business:
Visibility Complete deindexing from Google search results.
Revenue Immediate suspension of Google Ads.
Lost time A "reconsideration request" can take weeks, during which your site remains invisible.
Liability As the operator, you are liable for policy compliance as well as for the state of the art under the GDPR.
Stage 1: The TSR Scan One-time analysis
Expert review: Manual evaluation of all embedded scripts for History API manipulation and redirect loops.
Security check: Identification of suspicious iframes, code injections and scripts from unknown domains.
Report: You receive specific recommendations for resolving violations.
Stage 2: TSR Monitoring Permanent protection
Continuous monitoring: Starts in June 2026 and automatically warns about script changes or new risks.
Supply chain security: Monitoring of your open-source libraries for known vulnerabilities (CVEs).
SSL monitoring: Warning about expiring certificates to prevent loss of trust.
Legal aspects and partnership with OTTRIA
GDPR compliance: The TSR Scan serves as evidence for the assessment of technical measures under Art. 25 and 32 GDPR and can have a mitigating effect on fines.
Strong partnership: We cooperate with OTTRIA (Open Source Trust, Threat & Risk Intelligence Alliance), the European specialist for software supply chains. Together, we protect you from supply chain attacks such as Polyfill.io or Magecart.
Protect your business - before Google decides for you.