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A major airline suffered a data breach involving a cross-site scripting attack. Learn how it happened and how you can protect your organization.
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Feedify's whack-a-mole with MageCart malware miscreants A Javascript library hosted by Feedify and used by e-commerce websites globally has been repeatedly infected this week to potentially siphon...
Suddenly, corps in a rush to fess up to e-break-ins Analysis If Equifax's mother-of-all-security-disasters last year underlined one thing, it was that big companies think they can weather just...
Magecart Gang Tweaked Script on BA's Server to Scrape Card Data, Researchers SayThe British Airways breach, in which up to 380,000 website and mobile users' payment card details were stolen,...
The data breach that British Airways said last week to have impacted 380,000 of its users was caused by an attack from Magecart, a threat group known for the use of web-based card skimmers. read more
Prosecutors rub their hands with glee British Airways faces a £500m lawsuit over its recent mega-breach that exposed payment card details of 380,000 customers.…
The British Airways breach was the work of a well-known criminal group dubbed Magecart, which managed to put payment card skimming code on the company’s website, says RiskIQ researcher Yonathan...
The Magecart Group has been blamed for the British Airways breach that compromised 380k payment cards.
Airline yet to reveal breach's cause Security experts are debating the cause of the British Airways mega-breach, with external scripts on its payment systems emerging as a prime suspect in the hack.…