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5 Ways to Protect Your Ecommerce Business

CyberSecurity Insiders

This portrays a grim picture for ecommerce businesses — filled with data breaches and irate customers. As per our research, here are five tried-and-tested techniques to protect your ecommerce digital business from dangerous online frauds. Create strong passwords. Share your online store’s policies and run a test payment.

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The Basics of eCommerce Website Security

SiteLock

To get you started, we cover four basic— yet essential —website security tips to protect your eCommerce site. PCI compliance is a security requirement created by major credit card brands in an attempt to reduce fraud and increase eCommerce security. You want more traffic to your eCommerce site. What is PCI compliance?

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Innovative Proxy Phantom ATO Fraud Ring Haunts eCommerce Accounts

Threatpost

The group uses millions of password combos at the rate of nearly 2,700 login attempts per minute with new techniques that push the ATO envelope.

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Hacking eCommerce sites based on OXID eShop by chaining 2 flaws

Security Affairs

Researchers at RIPS Technologies discovered vulnerabilities in the OXID eShop platform that could expose eCommerce websites to hack. Experts at RIPS Technologies discovered several flaws in the OXID eShop platform that could be exploited by unauthenticated attackers to compromise eCommerce websites. Pierluigi Paganini. Marriott, GDPR).

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Facebook Marketplace users’ stolen data offered for sale

Malwarebytes

Smaller businesses also use it as well to get their ecommerce side of the business started. Should you get a request for your account or personal information, contact the company asking for it by using a phone number or website that you know is real. Set up a PIN or password on your cellular account.

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One in nine online stores are leaking your data, says study

Malwarebytes

eCommerce security company Sansec has revealed it's found a number of online stores accidentally leaking highly sensitive data. Check for unauthorized admin accounts. Change all passwords. Run an eCommerce malware scanner. After studying 2,037 online stores, the company found that 12.3

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Visa warns of new sophisticated credit card skimmer dubbed Baka

Security Affairs

The alert includes Indicators of Compromise and the following list of best practices and mitigation measures: • Institute recurring checks in eCommerce environments for communications with the C2s. Ensure familiarity and vigilance with code integrated into eCommerce environments via service providers.

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