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Our team recently came across a malicious script used on a Magento website titled gstaticapi, which targeted checkout processes to capture and exfiltrate stolen information.
To obtain sensitive details, the malware loads external javascript whenever t… Continue reading Magento Credit Card Stealing Malware: gstaticapi
Short scripts that deliver malware to a website are nothing new, but during a recent investigation we found a script using hastebin[.]com, which is a domain we see used infrequently. The script was found writing malicious contents into an image direct… Continue reading Malicious One-Liner Using Hastebin
Website reinfections are a serious problem for website owners, and it can often be difficult to determine the cause behind the reinfection — especially if you lack access to necessary logs, which is usually the case for shared hosting services.
Some o… Continue reading The Hidden PHP Malware that Reinfects Cleaned Files
It’s common for hackers to utilize post-compromise tools that contain a graphical user interface (GUI) that can be loaded in the web browser. A GUI generally makes the tool easier to use — and certainly more visually appealing than just raw text.
One … Continue reading phpbash – A Terminal Emulator Web Shell
Email will continue to be the dominant mode of digital communication for the foreseeable future. However, the email framework was not designed with security in mind. There still are security flaws that bad actors regularly exploit to their advantage.
… Continue reading Missing DMARC Records Lead to Phishing
An alarm or monitoring system is a great tool that can be used to improve the security of a home or website, but what if an attacker can easily disable it?
I’ve previously written about malware that reverses security hardening measures enacted either … Continue reading WordPress Malware Disables Security Plugins to Avoid Detection
The administrative dashboard in WordPress is a pretty safe place: Only elevated users can access it. Exploiting a plugin’s admin panel would serve very little purpose here — an administrator already has the required permissions to do all of the action… Continue reading Reflected XSS in WordPress Plugin Admin Pages
Initially released December 2015, PHP 7 introduced a multitude of performance and security improvements. Approximately 43.7% of websites across the web currently use PHP 7.x, making it an incredibly popular scripting language — which is likely why att… Continue reading Using assert() to Execute Malware in PHP 7 Environments
A recent SiteCheck scan of an organization’s website showed an interesting pharmacy spam injection targeting COVID-19-related pages of websites. The HTML that was flagged by our SiteCheck signature, spam-seo.hidden_content?100.2, shows why the pharmac… Continue reading COVID-19 Chloroquine Pharmaspam
During a website remediation, we recently discovered a new version of a Magento credit card stealer which sends all compromised data to the malicious domain cdn-filestore[dot]com. My colleague Luke Leal originally wrote about this malware in a blog po… Continue reading CDN-Filestore Credit Card Stealer for Magento