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Cisco Merch Store Hacked: Russian Cyberattack Exposes Customer Payment Info
Russian hackers exploited a flaw in Adobe’s Magento platform to target Cisco’s merch store, potentially compromising customer payment details. Despite the scare, Cisco swiftly remediated the issue, confirming no credentials were compromised. This incident underscores the importance of keeping software and security patches up to…
Hot Take:
Cisco’s merch store getting hacked is like finding a burglar in your closet wearing your favorite hoodie. It’s personal, it’s weird, and it’s a reminder that even the most innocuous corners of the internet aren’t safe. Maybe Cisco should offer “I survived a data breach” t-shirts next.
Key Points:
- Russian hackers allegedly targeted Cisco’s merchandise store using a vulnerability in Adobe’s Magento platform.
- The attack involved injecting data-stealing JavaScript to compromise payment card details.
- The vulnerability, CVE-2024-34102, scored a critical 9.8 severity on the CVSS scale.
- Despite the breach, Cisco confirmed that no credentials were compromised and the issue was quickly remediated.
- The attack underscores the importance of applying security patches promptly.
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