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Your organization’s leadership is 12 times more likely to be the target of a security incident and nine times more likely to be the target of a data breach than they were last year. Find out how they can be protected.
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Gift Cardsharks: The Massive Threat Campaigns Circling Beneath the Surface
Learn about the attack group primarily targeting gift card retailers and the monetization techniques they use.
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Inside Magecart: New RiskIQ & Flashpoint Research Report
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When people think of credit card theft, they often think of skimming, point-of-sale devices infected with malware, and large-scale data breaches. But online stores remain one of the most vulnerable means of stealing credit card data.
Last October, we profiled a threat known as Magecart, which injects JavaScript code into e-commerce sites running outdated and unpatched versions of shopping cart software. By logging consumer keystrokes, Magecart captures large quantities of payment card information from unsuspecting shoppers.
In our follow-on report, Magecart Part II: From Javascript Injects to Reshipping for Financial Gain, we take a rare glimpse into the offline world of digital threats. Continued tracking of Magecart activity over the last few months showed how the actors behind it are cashing-in by reshipping items purchased with stolen cards via a physical reshipping company operating with mules in the U.S.
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