New Magecart Attack Targets E-commerce with Malicious JavaScript
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A new Magecart-style attack is targeting e-commerce websites by injecting malicious JavaScript designed to steal payment information during checkout. The attack uses obfuscated code hosted at cc-analytics[.]com/app.js to intercept sensitive data entered by customers. Online shoppers are at risk as this campaign compromises the security of their payment details.
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