Discounting images, an attacker would have to go through your ISP, through the party sending you the information, or by intercepting a transmission (like a WiFi signal) somewhere.
Ads? I haven't seen any case of RSS or Atom feeds containing ads. Also, I
don't know if scripts are even technically possible, but if they are, they
are very unusual. Keep in mind that an RSS or Atom feed is nothing more than
an XML file which is checked periodically. Other than tracking the fact that
you checked that XML file, the only other way I can think of is through
images linked to from the description (and this is one unfortunate privacy
shortcoming in Liferea; it really ought to do what email clients do, only
load the images when you click a button or something).
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