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Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated, and eCommerce sites remain their #1 target. Our 2024 eCommerce Security Year in Review provides a deep dive into the latest attack trends and what businesses like yours can do to stay protected.
Key findings from our research:
🔹 Record-high website breaches in 2024
🔹 Magento 1 sites remain a major risk despite being outdated
🔹 Shopify is now among the top 5 targeted platforms
🔹 Malware is evolving—stealthier attacks mean tougher security challenges
So, how can you protect your business in 2025?
✅ Implement Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
✅ Keep your platform and plugins updated
✅ Monitor your website for threats with real-time detection
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PrestaShop has recently issued a security alert warning store owners about a digital skimmer threat targeting their platform. If you're running a PrestaShop store, this is an important reminder to verify your site's security.
With growing numbers of clients hosting with WP Engine, we felt it may be useful to highlight how a WordPress eCommerce site security is handled by combining WP Engine and ThreatView.
TLDR: WP Engine gives you high-performance managed WordPress hosting. ThreatView Advanced makes sure your website stays secure.
It's Cyber Monday, following record-breaking Black Friday sales (according to Forbes magazine) and the Christmas rush is fast approaching - all with the backdrop of SessionReaper targeting Magento /Adobe Commerce sites and a significantly growing number of hacked sites worldwide.
As of this morning, we can see over 50,000 domains with indicators of compromise - with nearly 90% of the detected malware targeting eCommerce payment data.
