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Topic: security
Stripe Spoofing: The New Magecart Attack That Makes Your "Trusted" Payment Scripts Dangerous
Your website is loading dozens of third-party scripts right now. You trust them. Your customers trust them. And that trust just became your biggest security...
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Supply Chain Attacks - Actions All Websites Should Take
If you run a website or eCommerce site, you are probably vulnerable to supply chain hacking. To understand how the hack...
WordPress Websites Being Attacked Before The Holidays
This week Word-Fence, the leading Web Application Firewall (WAF) for WordPress sites, announced “Millions of WordPress...
Holiday Readiness 2020
2020 has been hard to navigate. Stay-at-home orders, social-distancing, and occupancy limits have affected the way we...
E-Commerce Horror Stories
That's right folks, it's that spooky time of year again, and we here at Blue Triangle wanted to share some website...
Part 3: How to Stop Piggy-back Tags
Mitigating the Risk In this series, we’ve explored the legal and operational risks of piggy-back tags. We examined...
What Kinds of Hacking Can a Content Security Policy Stop?
Myths and legends surround and sometimes obscure what a content security policy (CSP) is and how it can protect your...
How to find out if a Site has a Content Security Policy (CSP) deployed
How to Find Out If a Site Has a Content Security Policy (CSP) Deployed A Content Security Policy is the best protection...
eCommerce Horror Stories
That's right folks, it's that spooky time of year again, and we here at Blue Triangle wanted to share some website...
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How to Implement a Content Security Policy (CSP)
Why You Need a CSP Every site should have a Content Security Policy (CSP). A CSP is a browser security standard that...
The Anatomy of a Magecart Attack and How to Protect Your Site in 2020
Magecart is just one of 38 JavaScript-sniffing groups that have been stealing credit cards, account numbers, and other...
