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Expert(s): November 30, 2020
Ameet Naik
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March 23, 2021

API Security Is Top Concern For Security Leaders – Expert Thought

When keys and tokens are leaked, they end up on the dark web and are then used in automated attacks against API endpoints.

As hundreds of billions of dollars in online business rely on APIs to efficiently function, APIs continue to be a major target for malicious hackers looking to exploit weaknesses in these connection points. When keys and tokens are leaked, they end up on the dark web and are then used in automated attacks against API endpoints. Our research found that on many websites and applications, more than 75% of login requests from API endpoints are malicious. API attacks continue to grow because they

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As hundreds of billions of dollars in online business rely on APIs to efficiently function, APIs continue to be a major target for malicious hackers looking to exploit weaknesses in these connection points. When keys and tokens are leaked, they end up on the dark web and are then used in automated attacks against API endpoints. Our research found that on many websites and applications, more than 75% of login requests from API endpoints are malicious. API attacks continue to grow because they are easier and more economical to mount while being harder to detect than legacy browser-based botnet attacks. Businesses can beat API bots by employing a new defensive methodology driven by machine learning, sophisticated behavior modeling, and a constant real-time feedback loop. Developers must take steps to ensure that API keys and security tokens are properly protected using key vaults.

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February 12, 2021

Bug In WordPress Responsive Menu Plugin

Website owners need to thoroughly review third-party plugins and ensure they upgrade to the latest versions.

The Responsive Menu WordPress plugin is just one of many third-party plugins that are a lucrative target for hackers determined to compromise e-commerce sites. They do this using XSS vulnerabilities to gain privileged access to a website and plant malicious Shadow Code that can steal user data, spread malware, or hijack users to nefarious sites. Such techniques have been used to take over and launch Magecart attacks against thousands of e-commerce sites, resulting in the theft of millions of

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The Responsive Menu WordPress plugin is just one of many third-party plugins that are a lucrative target for hackers determined to compromise e-commerce sites. They do this using XSS vulnerabilities to gain privileged access to a website and plant malicious Shadow Code that can steal user data, spread malware, or hijack users to nefarious sites. Such techniques have been used to take over and launch Magecart attacks against thousands of e-commerce sites, resulting in the theft of millions of credit card numbers. Website owners need to thoroughly review third-party plugins and ensure they upgrade to the latest versions to minimize the odds of such attacks. Consumers must also continue to safeguard their personal data and monitor their credit history for signs of fraud.

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January 29, 2021

Security Expert Re: Study Cites Biggest Security Threats To WordPress Sites

Website owners must stay on top of security updates.

Shadow Code introduced via third-party themes and plugins substantially expands the attack surface for websites. Website owners must stay on top of security updates which will protect them from the inherent risks that come with third-party plugins. Digital businesses also need to be able to recognize targeted, large-scale brute force ATO attacks in real-time, to stop credential stuffing as it happens and protect their customer’s personal information.

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January 14, 2021

Expert Insight On Critical “Orbit Fox” WordPress Plugin Vulnerability

Attackers can plant malware, steal data and hijack users to nefarious sites.

With more than 30 percent of the web currently powered by WordPress, it remains an attractive target for attackers. These two vulnerabilities in the Orbit Fox plugin —a cross-site scripting flaw and a privilege-escalation bug with a CVSS bug-severity score of 9.9— together could allow attackers the ability to inject malicious Javascript code into exposed websites with the goal of taking over control of them. Attackers can then plant malware, steal data and hijack users to nefarious sites.

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With more than 30 percent of the web currently powered by WordPress, it remains an attractive target for attackers. These two vulnerabilities in the Orbit Fox plugin —a cross-site scripting flaw and a privilege-escalation bug with a CVSS bug-severity score of 9.9— together could allow attackers the ability to inject malicious Javascript code into exposed websites with the goal of taking over control of them. Attackers can then plant malware, steal data and hijack users to nefarious sites. Such techniques have been used to launch Magecart attacks against thousands of e-commerce sites resulting in the theft of millions of credit card numbers.

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December 04, 2020

Payment Skimmer Hides In Social Media Buttons

Digital skimmers are constantly evolving new methods to evade detection by scanners.
Digital skimmers are constantly evolving new methods to evade detection by scanners. PerimeterX researchers have seen code obfuscation tool kits like Caesar+ used to hide the logic, and thus the true intent of malicious code, as well as the use of steganography where code is hidden in images and other innocuous resources. While scanners are a useful tool for analyzing a website for vulnerabilities, attacks such as these can fly under the radar, leading to weeks-long infections that leak.....Read More
Digital skimmers are constantly evolving new methods to evade detection by scanners. PerimeterX researchers have seen code obfuscation tool kits like Caesar+ used to hide the logic, and thus the true intent of malicious code, as well as the use of steganography where code is hidden in images and other innocuous resources. While scanners are a useful tool for analyzing a website for vulnerabilities, attacks such as these can fly under the radar, leading to weeks-long infections that leak thousands of credit card numbers from e-commerce sites. These credit card numbers are sold on the dark web, fueling an endless cycle of payment fraud with costs ultimately borne by the online merchants. Businesses need full runtime visibility into their customer-facing websites to detect and stop such attacks. Client-side application security solutions can provide continuous visibility into all script activity on a website, making it near impossible for digital skimming attacks to hide. Consumers must continue to monitor their credit card transactions and immediately report any suspicious activity to their card issuer.  Read Less
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November 24, 2020

Hoard Of Spotify User Data Exposed By Hackers’ Careless Security Practices – Experts Reaction

Businesses need to protect their login pages from ATO attacks using bot management solutions.
Hackers can profit enormously from credentials present in large database leaks such as these. Since a large number of users reuse their passwords across multiple services, hackers run credential stuffing attacks to check the validity of these credentials against multiple services. These automated attacks, also known as Account Takeover (ATO) are growing in size and scope, up 72 percent over the prior year. Businesses need to protect their login pages from ATO attacks using bot management.....Read More
Hackers can profit enormously from credentials present in large database leaks such as these. Since a large number of users reuse their passwords across multiple services, hackers run credential stuffing attacks to check the validity of these credentials against multiple services. These automated attacks, also known as Account Takeover (ATO) are growing in size and scope, up 72 percent over the prior year. Businesses need to protect their login pages from ATO attacks using bot management solutions. Users must use strong, unique passwords on each service and use multi-factor authentication where possible.  Read Less
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November 20, 2020

Experts On New Grelos Skimmer Variant Reveals Overlap in Magecart Activities

Website owners must continue to protect their sites and their users’ data.
One of our predictions for 2021 is that cybercriminal communities will get stronger. The findings about the Grelos skimmer are indicative of the overlap and collaboration between underground communities sharing tools and knowledge. Earlier this year, PerimeterX researchers uncovered Magecart gangs offering skimming-as-a-service toolkits such as Inter, as well as multiple magecart attacks operating on websites simultaneously. It is no longer feasible or useful to identity specific groups given.....Read More
One of our predictions for 2021 is that cybercriminal communities will get stronger. The findings about the Grelos skimmer are indicative of the overlap and collaboration between underground communities sharing tools and knowledge. Earlier this year, PerimeterX researchers uncovered Magecart gangs offering skimming-as-a-service toolkits such as Inter, as well as multiple magecart attacks operating on websites simultaneously. It is no longer feasible or useful to identity specific groups given the extent of the overlap behind the scenes. Website owners must continue to protect their sites and their users’ data by securing their applications and using runtime client-side security solutions. Consumers shopping online must continue to be vigilant about credit card theft and regularly monitor their credit reports.  Read Less
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November 19, 2020

Hackers Probing 1.5 Million WordPress Sites With Epsilon Framework Themes

Shadow Code introduced via third-party plugins and frameworks vastly expands the attack surface for websites.
The security flaws on WordPress websites in themes using the Epsilon Framework are just another example of this contact management system’s inherent security risks. Shadow Code introduced via third-party plugins and frameworks vastly expands the attack surface for websites. Website owners need to be vigilant about third-party plugins and framework and stay on top of security updates. Consumers must continue to be vigilant while shopping online, use multi-factor authentication where allowed.....Read More
The security flaws on WordPress websites in themes using the Epsilon Framework are just another example of this contact management system’s inherent security risks. Shadow Code introduced via third-party plugins and frameworks vastly expands the attack surface for websites. Website owners need to be vigilant about third-party plugins and framework and stay on top of security updates. Consumers must continue to be vigilant while shopping online, use multi-factor authentication where allowed and continue to monitor their credit reports for signs of identity theft.  Read Less
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November 13, 2020

Experts Reacted On The North Face Credential Stuffing Attack

Businesses must protect their consumers’ accounts by requiring multi-factor authentication where possible.
Given the vast volume of stolen credentials out there, hackers launch credential stuffing attacks using automated bots. Compromised accounts can give hackers access to personal information, including usernames, passwords, and credit card numbers, which further fuel the cycle of attacks. Automated attacks such as these not only expose businesses to data breaches and compliance penalties but also increase operational costs. Businesses must protect their consumers’ accounts by requiring.....Read More
Given the vast volume of stolen credentials out there, hackers launch credential stuffing attacks using automated bots. Compromised accounts can give hackers access to personal information, including usernames, passwords, and credit card numbers, which further fuel the cycle of attacks. Automated attacks such as these not only expose businesses to data breaches and compliance penalties but also increase operational costs. Businesses must protect their consumers’ accounts by requiring multi-factor authentication where possible, for example by requiring biometrics on mobile devices, and by using bot management solutions to stop automated attacks. Consumers must ensure the use of strong passwords by using password managers and by turning on multi-factor authentication on their end as well. They must also continue to monitor their credit report for signs of identity theft.  Read Less
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September 04, 2020

Warner Music Discloses Months-long Web Skimming Incident: Expert Commentary

Only 8% of organizations have complete insight into this Shadow Code, which creates a major security blind spot.
Digital skimming and Magecart attacks continue to be a lucrative source of revenue for hackers as they continue to seek large targets for maximum payouts. For example, data stolen from an attack on another e-commerce platform in 2019 was valued at $133M on the dark web. Third-party platforms, scripts and services are ideal targets for attackers because the techniques can be reused to steal data from multiple e-commerce sites. Only 8% of organizations have complete insight into this Shadow.....Read More
Digital skimming and Magecart attacks continue to be a lucrative source of revenue for hackers as they continue to seek large targets for maximum payouts. For example, data stolen from an attack on another e-commerce platform in 2019 was valued at $133M on the dark web. Third-party platforms, scripts and services are ideal targets for attackers because the techniques can be reused to steal data from multiple e-commerce sites. Only 8% of organizations have complete insight into this Shadow Code, which creates a major security blind spot. Hackers exploit this to carry out digital skimming attacks leading to client-side data breaches and compliance penalties. Businesses must take control of Shadow Code in their web and mobile applications by following basic security best practices and by leveraging runtime behavioral analysis to detect and stop hidden code from compromising their user data. Consumers must also continue to be vigilant about their personal data and monitor their credit reports for signs of fraudulent activity.  Read Less
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Kevin Mandia, CEO, FireEye

"This is a positive, welcome step towards adding more friction to Russian operations. "

Experts On Russia Being Held Accountable For SolarWinds

Tony Cole, CTO , Attivo Networks

"The impact from all the actions taken by the US government? It’s undetermined at this point in time. "

Experts On Russia Being Held Accountable For SolarWinds

Joseph Carson, Chief Security Scientist & Advisory CISO, Thycotic

"The good news in the statement fact sheet is the part where the US government support a Global Cybersecurity Approach. "

Experts On Russia Being Held Accountable For SolarWinds

Jayant Shukla, CTO and co-founder, K2 Cyber Security

"Virtual patching is a feature of runtime application security solutions like RASP. "

Security Expert Re: NSA Urges Organizations To Patch Top Vulnerabilities Exploited By Russia

Saryu Nayyar, CEO, Gurucul

"The best defense is a full-stack offense which again includes cyber defenses powered by machine learning like security analytics. "

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Garret F. Grajek, CEO, YouAttest

"My fear as an identity professional for 30 years is that more regulation will occur because of the threat. "

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Craig Sanderson, VP of Security Products, Infoblox

"These incidents give us an opportunity to take a look at potential prevention steps. "

Expert Advice Developers to Improve Software Security After NAME:WRECK Disclosure

John Smith, Solution Architects EMEA and APAC, Veracode

"The potential impact of exploiting the NAME:WRECK vulnerabilities are substantial, but software flaws are not a new threat for businesses. "

Expert Advice Developers to Improve Software Security After NAME:WRECK Disclosure

Stephen Bradford, SVP EMEA, SailPoint

"When speed trumps security, we’re increasingly exposed to cyber fraud. "

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Jake Moore, Cybersecurity Specialist, ESET

"Apple are likely to have suspected a threat to the hardware if this had got out, hence why it was kept under wraps. "

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Satnam Narang, Senior Research Engineer, Tenable

"We strongly encourage users and organizations alike to ensure they are patching their browsers like Chrome and Edge as soon as possible. "

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Steve Forbes, Government Cyber Security Expert, Nominet States

"It is vital that governments pay close attention to the resilience of their critical infrastructures. "

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Saryu Nayyar, CEO, Gurucul

"The good news is that it appears the only damage is financial, and likely temporary. "

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Eddie Glenn, Senior Product Manager, Venafi

"These timestamps indicate that the code signing certificate was valid at the time it was used to sign the code. "

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