Recently, over 100 websites belonging to car dealerships were found to serve malicious "ClickFix" code due to a supply chain attack that affected a third-party domain. According to security researcher Randy McEoin, the threat actor infected LES Automotive, a privately held streaming service provider based in Tolland, CT, that primarily focuses on the automotive industry. All websites using LES Automotive's services shared a ClickFix webpage with their visitors. [1]
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Recently, over 100 websites belonging to car dealerships were found to serve malicious "ClickFix" code due to a supply chain attack that affected a third-party domain. According to security researcher Randy McEoin, the threat actor infected LES Automotive, a privately held streaming service provider based in Tolland, CT, that primarily focuses on the automotive industry. All websites using LES Automotive's services shared a ClickFix webpage with their visitors. [1]
GoDaddy at https://www.godaddy.com is a leading web hosting company with 21 million users worldwide and many small businesses. It has been reported that a cyber group has gained access to its servers and installed malware. Part of the stolen data included employees’ and customers’ login credentials, and the flaw allowed attackers to install malware, which would redirect customers’ websites to malicious domains. According to reports, unidentified hackers stole the company’s source code.
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