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Our September 2024 eCommerce ThreatScape Report is ready and here are a few of the highlights:
Yes, we have seen a slight decrease (of 1.9%) in the number of hacked sites, BUT we are detecting MORE malware (2-3% growth over last month's record) - many sites are riddled with many different types of malware.
And then, an interesting Top 5 most targeted platforms:
Here's the report:
Most often it is down to simple website management and cyber security hygiene. If you are doing the basics well, then your business is unlikely to fall victim - this is a numbers game and criminals are generally looking for an easy way to get their malware on as many sites as possible.
We consider the BASICS for eCommerce security to be:
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If your agency/hosting provider is unable to help you with 1, 2 and 4, then please get in touch - we have a growing partner network of agencies and hosting providers who understand and prioritise security https://www.turacolabs.com/partners.
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eCommerce ThreatScape Report SEPTEMBER 2024.pdf
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eCommerce businesses are facing a rapidly growing threat, targeting their payment data. This has been documented in our ThreatScape Reports over the years - and the most telling number for us is the total number of hacked sites we detect each time we conduct a global scan for threats across our portfolio - this morning's result reported over 48,000 sites detected with malware.
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