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Another in the growing line of supply chain attacks. It's inevitable that as primary sites improve their security, attackers will seek to exploit other element
by rtempaccount1 7y ago
Another in the growing line of supply chain attacks. It's inevitable that as primary sites improve their security, attackers will seek to exploit other elements in the chain that might present easier targets.
Given the number of 3rd party JavaScript files that commonly get loaded for things like tracking and analytics, it seems likely we'll see more of these kinds of sites getting targeted.
- good_fuck-em 7y ago3rd party JavaScript files that commonly get loaded for things like tracking and analytics Oh no! Not the megabytes upon megabytes of tracking scripts! What will we do without the tracking scripts???