The ICO Fines Ticketmaster UK £1.25 Million for Security Failures: A Lesson to be Learned
Ticketmaster UK, a leading ticketing company and part of Ticketmaster, has been fined £ 1.25 million by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) as it failed to protect customer data during the infamous February 2018 data breach. The company is still not taking ownership of the breach, caused by a third-party ... Read More
Content Security Policy (CSP): Not Exactly a Magecart Vaccine
With millions of buyers escalating their online activity ahead of Black Friday and the holiday season, it’s important for eCommerce websites and online businesses to combat Magecart and web-skimming issues in a proactive and relentless manner. Can the proven and tested Content Security Policy (CSP) get the job done? Without ... Read More
How Black Friday and Cyber Monday Can Go From a Retailer’s Dream Into a CiSO’s Worst Nightmare
The shopping season which begins on Black Friday rolling over to Cyber Monday, is actually one of the most critical times for online retailers. During this period promotions are offered, new products are launched, and the shopping websites themselves invest all their resources to increase the volume of purchases. Unfortunately, ... Read More
Why and How are Enterprise Companies, Like eBay, Actively Port-scanning End-users’ Computers From Their Websites
You might have recently heard that eBay is performing port scanning, while online shoppers are visiting their website. At first glance, it will probably sound a bit strange, as port scanning is an internal network action. As such, it is designed to detect services and should not be related to ... Read More
Taking Third-Party Application Security to the Next Level: Version 2.8’s Multiple Website Dashboard
Version 2.8 Goes LIVE! Almost any organization today uses dozens of websites and subdomains. Each provides essential functions and uses dozens of third-party apps and tags to produce its capabilities. Those assets are managed by multiple teams on the enterprise level and medium-large organizations, requiring different conduct and high-level attention ... Read More
The Cybersecurity Effects of Fourth-Parties on Websites
Fourth party apps on websites are commonly referred to as “the vendor’s vendor code”. Fourth-party apps may offer additional benefits, but at the same time they also carry a set of threats while running on your websites. For your users, they are all, first-parties. In this article, we will refer ... Read More
Exclusive Webinar Recording – Attackers Inside Your Code
The Next Generation of Website Threats: July 1st Recorded Webinar by Reflectiz Thank you all for registering and participating our July 2020 webinar, hosted by Idan Cohen – Reflectiz CEO. In this webinar we took you to a learning journey about the invisible dangers of third-party apps on websites. Watch ... Read More
Introducing the new Application Owner Alerts Workflow Tool!
One of the biggest challenges we face while helping our customers mitigate third-party risks, is that not all incidents are clear cut, as in not everything is “good vs. evil”. Some vendors should have access to users’ data, while some should not. Some applications are managed by the marketing department, ... Read More
3 Web Third-Party Related Events You Don’t Want to Miss from May-June 2020
3 Web Third-Party Related Events You Don’t Want to Miss from May-June 2020 As always, we are working day and night to bring you the top 3 news picks related to third-party risks on websites. In this post we will review the “new trend” of ongoing attacks that remain undiscovered ... Read More
The Gocgle Malicious Campaign
Can You Spot the Difference Between Gocgle and the Real Thing? Read Our Special Report About Gocgle Malicious Campaign A new web skimming campaign, starting from the end of 2019, is impersonating Google web products in order to collect sensitive information from users on eCommerce websites. During the last few ... Read More
