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Researchers warn that a Magecart group has set up skimmers on the blender manufacturer’s website, in hopes of stealing customer payment-card data. Continue reading Magecart Cyberattack Targets NutriBullet Website
A group of scammers using a pervasive hacking technique have spent weeks lurking on the website where NutriBullet customers entered their payment data, according to new findings from a cybersecurity vendor. RiskIQ published research on Wednesday detailing how a hacking group, known as Magecart Group 8, snuck malicious code onto NutriBullet’s website to collect financial information from customers who purchased blenders and other products from the company. The attack began on Feb. 20 and continues today, despite an interruption between March 1 and March 5, RiskIQ said. NutriBullet did not respond to multiple requests for comment. RiskIQ said its researchers have spent three weeks trying to contact the company without receiving a response. The compromise was ongoing as of this article’s publication, RiskIQ said. “Magecart” is a blanket name for a hacking technique in which attackers insert a small amount of malicious code into the e-commerce payment process. Magecart groups […]
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