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Cybercrime: Why Ecommerce Environments Should be Extra Vigilant

SecureWorld News

It is sadly the case that ecommerce cybercrime is on the rise. As cybercriminals do seem to be taking a keener interest in the industry, it is up to owners of ecommerce businesses to be extra vigilant about cybercrime and put appropriate defenses in place to keep the company secure. What new ecommerce businesses need to know.

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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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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.” ” reads the alert published by VISA.

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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. Change all passwords. Run an eCommerce malware scanner. After studying 2,037 online stores, the company found that 12.3 After studying 2,037 online stores, the company found that 12.3

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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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Visa Security Alert: 12 Steps to Keep Card Skimmers Off Your Website

SecureWorld News

While the use of an XOR cipher is not new, this is the first time Visa has observed its use in JavaScript skimming malware. The developer of this malware kit uses the same cipher function in the loader and the skimmer.". Institute recurring checks in eCommerce environments for communications with the C2s.

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Combating Against Malware Attacks: A Perspective from Brazil

PCI perspectives

PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) and the Brazilian Association of Credit Card and Services Companies (ABECS) talk about the threat of malware attacks in Brazil and the larger global payment environment and share guidance and information on protecting against them.

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