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We’ve been tracking an active Magecart campaign targeting ecommerce sites, with payloads customised per victim and evasion logic designed to stay hidden from site owners. We spotted it because we monitor what code actually executes in the browser, not just what a site is supposed to load. What we found was a live payment skimmer injecting fake payment forms, stealing card dat...


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We recently uncovered a malicious browser extension affecting visitors to customer websites. It injected JavaScript into pages, hijacked outbound clicks through affiliate infrastructure, and quietly monetised user traffic. We spotted it not because a website was compromised, but because we monitor what code actually executes in the browser.


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We recently announced support for Passkeys on your Report URI account, and everyone should go and enable Passkeys for the amazing security benefits they offer. As a new implementation of an authentication technology, we wanted to be sure that everything was as secure as it should be for our customer's accounts, so we brought in an external party to test our implementation.


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As we're always wanting to keep ahead in the security game, I'm happy to announce that we now support Passkeys on Report URI! Let's take a quick look at what Passkeys are, why you should use them, and how we've implemented them.


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Something that I've come to learn as we continue to grow Report URI is that everything is easy until scale makes it hard. We're now processing so much telemetry that a "one in a billion" problem can happen every, single, day, and we've had to make some significant improve...


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