Hackread 64% of Third-Party Applications Expose Client-Side Risks
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Reflectiz released its 2026 State of Web Exposure Research on January 21, 2026, revealing that 64% of third-party applications used on global websites are contributing to increased client-side risks. The analysis covered 4,700 leading websites, highlighting the impact of third-party applications, marketing tools, and unmanaged digital integrations on web security.
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