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Joker's Stash Puts $130M Price Tag on Credit Card Database

Dark Reading

A new analysis advises security teams on what they should know about the underground payment card seller.

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New skimmer attack uses WebSockets to evade detection

Security Affairs

Experts spotted a new skimmer attack that used an alternative technique to exfiltrate payment information from payment cards. Threat actors are using fake credit card forum and WebSockets to steal the financial and personal information of the users. ” reads the post published by Akamai. com/gtags/script2 ).

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Magecart campaign abuses legitimate sites to host web skimmers and act as C2

Security Affairs

Akamai researchers discovered a new ongoing Magecart web skimmer campaign aimed at stealing personally identifiable information (PII) and credit card information from users in North America, Latin America, and Europe. ” reads the analysis published by Akamai.

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Crooks hide e-skimmer code in favicon EXIF Metadata

Security Affairs

The scripts allow threat actors to steal credit card data and other sensitive information that users enter on compromised e-commerce websites, then to send the collected info to the attackers. The attack stands out because attackers use images to exfiltrate stolen credit card data.

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A new Magecart campaign hides the malicious code in 404 error page

Security Affairs

Researchers observed a new Magecart web skimming campaign changing the websites’ default 404 error page to steal credit cards. Researchers from the Akamai Security Intelligence Group uncovered a Magecart web skimming campaign that is manipulating the website’s default 404 error page to hide malicious code.

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Visa warns of new sophisticated credit card skimmer dubbed Baka

Security Affairs

Visa issued a warning regarding a new credit card JavaScript skimmer, tracked as Baka, that implements new features to evade detection. Visa issued a warning regarding a new e-skimmer known as Baka that removes itself from memory after having exfiltrating payment card details. Pierluigi Paganini.

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Crooks use software skimmer that pretends to be a security firm

Security Affairs

Upon execution, the code gathers any data from form fields, such as credit card and billing details, and exfiltrates it to a remote gateway using a GET request with plaintext parameters. “The payment data exfiltration takes place via an <img> tag whose src parameter is changed to hxxps://terminal4.veeblehosting[.]com/~sucurrin/i/gate.php