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The shopping season which begins on Black Friday rolling over to Cyber Monday, is actually one of the most critical times for online retailers. During this period promotions are offered, new products are launched, and the shopping websites themselves i… Continue reading How Black Friday and Cyber Monday Can Go From a Retailer’s Dream Into a CiSO’s Worst Nightmare
In a rare move, the encrypted messaging service is being used to send stolen payment-card data from websites back to cybercriminals. Continue reading Magecart Credit-Card Skimmer Adds Telegram as C2 Channel
By Zara Khan
The cybercriminal group dubbed as “UltraRank’ previous shenanigans were linked to Magecart Groups 2, 5, and 12.
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Magecart’s successes have led to threat actors actively advertising ‘sniffers’ that can be injected into e-commerce websites in order to exfiltrate payment cards. Continue reading Magecart’s Success Paves Way For Cybercriminal Credit Card ‘Sniffer’ Market
The continuing wave of attacks by cybercriminal groups known under the umbrella term Magecart perfectly illustrates just how unprepared many e-commerce operations are from a security point of view. It all really boils down to timing. If the e-commerce … Continue reading Protect your organization in the age of Magecart
Tala’s Cloudflare-certified integration module makes deploying enterprise-grade web security easy.
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Adobe has released patches for critical and important-severity flaws in its popular Magento e-commerce platform. Continue reading Critical Magento Flaws Allow Code Execution
The security team at Twilio, a cloud communications company that claimed over $1 billion in revenue last year, could breathe a sigh of relief on Sunday night. Earlier in the day, someone had manipulated the code in a software product that Twilio customers use to route calls and other communications. The breach resembled a Magecart-style attack that skims websites for users’ financial data. Twilio cleaned up the code hours later, and said there was no sign the attackers had accessed customer data. But the damage could have been worse if the attack had been targeted, multiple security experts told CyberScoop. With access to the code, which was sitting in an unsecured Amazon cloud storage service known as an S3 bucket, the attackers could have conducted phishing attacks or distributed malware through the platform, according to Yonathan Klijnsma, head of threat research at security company RiskIQ. Dave Kennedy, founder of cybersecurity […]
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The global pandemic has seen the web take center stage. Banking, retail and other industries have seen large spikes in web traffic, and this trend is expected to become permanent. Global brands fail to implement security controls As attackers ramp up e… Continue reading Most global brands fail to implement security controls to prevent data leakage and theft
Tala’s Global Data at Risk: 2020 State of the Web Report indicates that sensitive data like PII and credit card information has never been more at risk – and security effectiveness is declining.
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