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Top 6 Hacks To Secure Your eCommerce Site Against Cyber Threats

SecureBlitz

This post will show you the top 6 hacks to secure your eCommerce site against cyber threats. ECommerce sites are a lucrative source of personal and financial data for potential attackers. The impact on eCommerce businesses can be devastating.

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FIN6 recently expanded operations to target eCommerce sites

Security Affairs

The financially-motivated hacking group FIN6 is switching tactics, passing from PoS attacks to the hack of e-commerce websites. FIN6 hackers first compromise the target websites with a backdoor tracked as More_eggs JScript backdoor malware (a.k.a. SecurityAffairs – FIN6, hacking). and Europe. . Pierluigi Paganini.

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NginRAT – A stealth malware targets e-store hiding on Nginx servers

Security Affairs

Threat actors are targeting e-stores with remote access malware, dubbed NginRAT, that hides on Nginx servers bypassing security solutions. While investigating CronRAT infections in North America and Europe the researchers spotted a new malware, dubbed NginRAT, that hides on Nginx servers bypassing security solutions.

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Visa warns of new sophisticated credit card skimmer dubbed Baka

Security Affairs

Baka is a sophisticated e-skimmer developed by a skilled malware developer that implements a unique obfuscation method and loader. The skimmer loads dynamically to avoid static malware scanners and uses unique encryption parameters for each victim to obfuscate the malicious code.” SecurityAffairs – hacking, Baka e-skimmer).

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Exclusive: The largest mobile malware marketplace identified by Resecurity in the Dark Web

Security Affairs

Resecurity has identified a new underground marketplace in the Dark Web oriented towards mobile malware developers and operators. This trend comes from the “Man in The Browser” (MiTB) attacks and WEB-injects designed for traditional PC-based malware such as Zeus, Gozi and SpyEye.

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Why Would Someone Hack My Website?

SiteLock

Abby’s Flower Shop Delivers Fresh Malware to Your Door. One day, much to Abby’s surprise, she was notified by her hosting provider that her website was suspended due to malware. Abby can use a website scanner to find malware on her site. If malware is found, she is alerted immediately.

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China and India present new Challenges and Opportunities for Mobile App Developers

Security Boulevard

Pinduoduo Malware highlights the need for App Attestation on a Global Scale The recent Pinduoduo hack may have impacted over 700 million users in China, and highlights the need for mobile app attestation to protect against mobile app malware and other vulnerabilities.

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