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Supply Chain Attacks - Actions All Websites Should Take
Security Content Security Policy Blog
Julian Wilkison-Duran
If you run a website or eCommerce site, you are probably vulnerable to supply chain hacking. To understand how the hack works and how your site may be vulnerable, we will look at the major supply chain attack...
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WordPress Websites Being Attacked Before The Holidays

Security Tag Governance Content Security Policy Blog
Julian Wilkison-Duran
This week Word-Fence, the leading Web Application Firewall (WAF) for WordPress sites,...

Holiday Readiness 2020

Web Performance Security DEM Blog
Blue Triangle
2020 has been hard to navigate. Stay-at-home orders, social-distancing, and occupancy...

E-Commerce Horror Stories

Web Performance Security Industry Benchmarks Blog
Blue Triangle
That's right folks, it's that spooky time of year again, and we here at Blue Triangle wanted to share some website tales from beyond the binary. Halloween is one thing, but the encroaching Black Friday and

Part 3: How to Stop Piggy-back Tags

Security Tag Governance Blog
Tricia Dunlap
Mitigating the Risk In this series, we’ve explored the legal and operational risks of piggy-back tags. We examined Equifax’s 2017 data breach caused by a supply chain attack and looked at the possibility of

What Kinds of Hacking Can a Content Security Policy Stop?

Security Blog
Julian Wilkison-Duran
Myths and legends surround and sometimes obscure what a content security policy (CSP) is and how it can protect your website. The power of a CSP is noteworthy, but it is not an end-all be-all security

How to find out if a Site has a Content Security Policy (CSP) deployed

Security Tag Governance Blog
Gus Anderson
How to Find Out If a Site Has a Content Security Policy (CSP) Deployed A Content Security Policy is the best protection against one of the most malicious attacks on the Internet – supply chain attacks – and

eCommerce Horror Stories

Web Performance Security Industry Benchmarks Blog
Blue Triangle
That's right folks, it's that spooky time of year again, and we here at Blue Triangle wanted to share some website tales from beyond the binary. Halloween is one thing, but the encroaching Black Friday and

How to Implement a Content Security Policy (CSP)

Security Blog
Jack N Dunne
Why You Need a CSP Every site should have a Content Security Policy (CSP). A CSP is a browser security standard that controls what domains, subdomains, and types of resources a browser can load on a given web

The Anatomy of a Magecart Attack and How to Protect Your Site in 2020

Security Blog
Josh Carter
Magecart is just one of 38 JavaScript-sniffing groups that have been stealing credit cards, account numbers, and other types of personal data from millions of online shoppers in the last year. In 2018, they

Why your site needs a Content Security Policy (CSP)

Security Blog
Josh Carter
A Content Security Policy (CSP) can help protect your site from data breaches caused by cross-site scripting (XSS) and formjacking attacks. A CSP also prevents client-side malware from injecting unwanted ads

How to Keep Your Site Safe from Credit Card Skimming

Security Blog
Tim Grant
Most websites rely on first and third party tags/scripts for various business needs - collecting analytics data, delivering ads, running A/B tests, and verifying credit cards. But these tags carry a lot of