As holiday shopping peaks, experts warn about e-skimming — malicious JavaScript code injected into legitimate e-commerce sites to steal customers’ payment ...

According to new data, up to 80% of popular US-based e-commerce stores use JavaScript on crucial content such as product descriptions. That’s an alarming number considering any time JavaScript is used ...

Cybercriminal groups engaging in JavaScript card sniffing attacks --also referred to as Magecart attacks-- have slowly spread their operations to target additional platforms besides the Magento-based ...

Attackers implant JavaScript skimmers that run silently in your browser, capturing full card numbers, CVVs, names, email ...

As holiday shopping peaks, experts warn about e-skimming — malicious JavaScript code injected into legitimate e-commerce ...

For global e-commerce leaders, 2026 is shaping up to be a defining year—one marked by strong international demand, heightened ...

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The rash of e-commerce sites infected with card-skimming malware is showing no signs of abating. Researchers on Thursday revealed that seven sites—with more than 500,000 collective visitors per ...

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Benevolent by nature, Kartik is a serial entrepreneur and a pro skydiver. He lives life king-size. Founder & MD of Smartt.Studio. The world of e-commerce has seen quite a journey in the past few ...