Recent cybersecurity reports have highlighted a new, highly sophisticated credit card skimmer malware targeting WordPress checkout pages. This stealthy malware embeds malicious JavaScript into database records, leveraging database injection techniques to effectively steal sensitive payment information. Its advanced design poses significant risks to e-commerce platforms and their users.
Widespread Impact on E-Commerce Platforms
Multiple content management systems (CMS), including WordPress, Magento, and OpenCart, have been targeted by the Caesar Cipher Skimmer. This web skimmer enables the theft of payment data, threatening the financial security of businesses and consumers alike.
Web skimmers are malicious scripts injected into e-commerce websites to collect financial and payment transaction details. According to cybersecurity firm Sucuri, a recent attack involved modifying the “form-checkout.php” file in the WooCommerce plugin to steal credit card information.
- Consequences: Financial losses, reputational damage, and legal expenses.
- Detection Difficulty: Often remains unnoticed until after the damage has occurred.
Signs of a compromised WooCommerce site i
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