Surge in eSkimming Attacks Challenges E-Commerce Security
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eSkimming attacks, also known as Magecart attacks, are increasingly targeting e-commerce websites, compromising payment card data during customer checkouts. These attacks involve injecting JavaScript into websites, capturing sensitive information without needing direct system access. A recent study indicates that these threats are persistent and evolving, complicating recovery efforts for affected sites.
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