Hackers have breached analytics service Picreel and open-source project Alpaca Forms and have modified JavaScript files on the infrastructure of these two companies to embed malicious code on over 4,600 websites, security researchers have told ZDNet.
The attack is ongoing, and the malicious scripts are still live, at the time of this article’s publishing.
The malicious code logs all content users enter inside form fields and sends the information to a server located in Panama. This includes data that users enter on checkout/payment pages, contact forms, and login sections.
Today’s attack is different because it is quite generic, targeting every form field on a website, regardless of purpose.
For more see: ZDnet
