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JavaScript monitoring for the unknown, unwanted and malicious scripts. Protect yourself and your customers against Magecart & form jacking.

#Magecart like injected skimming script inject via .ico file, not HTML/JavaScript. #CyberSecurity #WebSkimming bit.ly/3fzp7od


Nice thread by @AffableKraut about using websockets for data skimming. #magecart #formjacking #wordpress #jquery

cdn-adsense[.]com domain (IP 37.252.5[.]111) for detection. #Magecart



Companies we trust and use daily can make mistakes and leave buckets open. Thankfully, no malicious code was injected like a #Magecart or a #Formjacking script. Always stay alert and know what is loading on your site! bit.ly/2ORH8mC


Magento 1 is no longer supported, you need security patches! Also, this happened to non-Magento sites as well. “In mid-2020, Magecart attacks have become a daily occurrence for small to medium-sized e-commerce businesses..." bit.ly/3hghUe0


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So what you're saying is, after 18 months you've mined all the profit you can out of your users' data, which is the real heart of what you do.

Privacy is at the heart of everything we do, and we’ll keep challenging ourselves to do more with less. As a next step, today we’re changing our data retention practices to make auto-delete the default for our core activity settings. blog.google/technology/saf…



Credit card skimmer embedded in EXIF data targeting WooCommerce but could happen on any platform. Lots of Magento 1 sites will not be upgraded, make sure you are doing something for security. bit.ly/3ikdS5J


Don’t let your customers tell you there’s a problem! We're here to help with real-time monitoring and auditing. #formjacking #magecart #magento #wordpress #oscommerce


"...on average 50 e-commerce merchants using the Magento ecommerce platform were hacked every day between November 2018 and February 2019..." via bit.ly/2Xi95K7 #formjacking is not just bad for #magento #oscommerce #woocommerce but any web form!

infosecurity-magazine.com

The Security Nightmare of Formjacking

Staying ahead of trends and the security game, hackers have latched onto another high-return attack


For goodness' sake, when you find a flaw/vulnerability, do not publish your exploit code 2 days after the patch is released. zd.net/2ZsscyS


“It’s a good time to be in the credit card-stealing business.” bit.ly/31g6AqZ Yikes, sounds like it’s a good time to make sure you’re not a victim.


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The Magecart name comes from @RiskIQ researchers, who in 2015 caught thieves manipulating a Mage.php section of a cart area. “For us, ‘Magecart’ is just the concept of web skimming,” said @ydklijnsma. “‘Magecart’ was a good name to spread to get some attention on it.”


Supply chain attacks may load malicious scripts even thorough your team code reviews for all of your internal work. zd.net/2VkNGLq


"Research released last year by Thales eSecurity found that 50 percent of all medium and large online retailers it surveyed acknowledged they’d been hacked. That figure was more than two and a half times higher than a year earlier." - bit.ly/2VF9Qw5


Keep your e-commerce sites up to date - javascript credit card skimming code has been found in a Github repo (since taken down). This repo targeted #magento but #wordpress #woocomerce are subject to the same issue. #magecart #formjacking bit.ly/2WfKPVd


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#Formjacking is particularly insidious because orders on targeted websites are processed as-normal. The legitimate purchase will go through as expected, even as data is transferred to the hackers: bit.ly/2JTwYSK @JimAkin #CreditCardFraud

petercavicchia's tweet image. #Formjacking is particularly insidious because orders on targeted websites are processed as-normal. The legitimate purchase will go through as expected, even as data is transferred to the hackers: bit.ly/2JTwYSK @JimAkin #CreditCardFraud

You may not have a data breach of credit card skimming happening, but your site may be used to verify stolen credit cards, bit.ly/2L5Io6L, which makes it look like you've been compromised.


Just because you don't self-host and run on well know cloud service, you must make sure you audit the extensions you install. Don't let this happen, know if customer info is leaving your site, contact us and we can show you how. bit.ly/2IE6Bin #magecart #CyberSecurity


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