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Shopify Stores Compromised by Malicious Code Redirecting Customers to Phishing Sites

Shopify Stores Compromised by Malicious Code Redirecting Customers to Phishing Sites

First seen 16 Oct 2026, 13:38 UTC • •

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ThreatCluster •October 16, 2026 at 13:39 UTC
  • •Multiple Shopify stores were compromised, redirecting customers to phishing sites.
  • •Malicious code was injected through third-party apps like Selleasy and HulkApps.
  • •Shopify has advised affected stores to remain closed during ongoing investigations.

On October 13, 2026, several Shopify stores, including WAGD, were affected by a phishing attack that redirected customers to fake checkout pages. The attack was executed through malicious JavaScript code injected into third-party apps, notably Selleasy, by an unauthorized party accessing internal tools. Affected app developers, including Logbase and HulkApps, confirmed the compromise but stated that they found no evidence of a breach of their systems. Shopify has advised WAGD to remain closed while investigations continue, leaving the store owner uncertain about reopening and financial losses. As of October 16, all affected apps have been fixed or removed from the App Store. The origin of the malicious code remains unclear, and customers may have unknowingly provided their payment information on the fake sites.

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Timeline

2026-10-13
Phishing attack executed
Malicious code was injected into Shopify apps, redirecting customers to fake checkout pages.
Itnews.Au
2026-10-16
Affected apps fixed or removed
All compromised apps, including Selleasy and HulkApps, have been addressed or delisted from the App Store.
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Common questions

Which apps are affected?
The affected apps include Selleasy, HulkApps, and Swym Wishlist Plus.
Is customer data at risk?
There is a possibility that customers may have entered their payment information on the fake checkout pages.
What should store owners do?
Store owners should disable affected apps, change passwords, and monitor for any suspicious activity.