www.getswym.com Swym Wishlist Plus App Compromised in Security Incident
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- •Unauthorized configuration change led to script injection in Swym Wishlist Plus app.
- •Affected storefronts may have redirected customers to a phishing site for payment details.
- •Swym has paused the app for all merchants and is enhancing security measures.
On October 14, 2026, an unauthorized party modified the Swym Wishlist Plus app configuration, leading to a script injection that redirected shoppers to a fraudulent checkout page. This incident affected a limited number of storefronts using the app, with the malicious code potentially capturing payment card details from users who interacted with the affected pages. Swym initiated mitigation measures starting at 15:02 UTC on the same day, successfully removing the harmful script by 16:32 UTC. The company has confirmed that it does not collect or store payment card information and found no evidence of compromised merchant accounts. Swym has paused the app for all merchants as a precaution and is continuing its investigation. Regular updates are being provided to affected merchants.
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