Magecart Attacks Surge as E-Commerce Security Struggles to Keep Pace
by Source Defense A new report by Recorded Future’s Insikt Group reveals a concerning rise in Magecart attacks and e-skimming activity targeting online retailers. The
The modern website has a 3rd party digital supply chain of its own. These partners play a critical role in user experience, in site performance, in analytics and in driving improved conversion rates.
They also introduce security and compliance risks that are too often overlooked when considering 3rd party risk management and adherence to strict data privacy mandates such as GDPR.
If your organization conducts transactions or collects sensitive data online, you need to consider your web properties a critical focal area of 3rd party risk management. If you are bound by compliance programs such as a PCI DSS – you’re now guided to focus on the client-side threat introduced by your digital supply chain.
by Source Defense A new report by Recorded Future’s Insikt Group reveals a concerning rise in Magecart attacks and e-skimming activity targeting online retailers. The
The Oregon Zoo’s recent data breach serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for robust cybersecurity measures in today’s digital landscape. With over 117,000 payment card details potentially compromised, this incident underscores the vulnerabilities that organizations face when it comes to eSkimming (client-side) attacks and PCI DSS compliance.
With the March 2025 deadline for PCI DSS v4.0 compliance looming, businesses face the challenge of adapting to over 50 new security requirements. Among these, eSkimming protections are crucial for safeguarding online transactions. Time is running out—begin your compliance efforts today to stay ahead of the curve and secure your payment systems.
With the March 2025 PCI DSS 4.0 deadline looming, organizations face new challenges, particularly in securing against eSkimming threats. At a recent Source Defense roundtable, industry experts shared crucial insights on navigating these changes. Learn how to prepare for compliance and protect your organization from emerging client-side security risks.
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