Hackers exploit cross-site scripting vulnerability in WordPress plugin to attack Mailgun site
None of the applications, including the APIs, dashboard and customer data, were affected by the attack
Cybercriminals attacked Mailgun's website by exploiting an unpatched cross-site scripting vulnerability in a WordPress plugin.
On Wednesday, Mailgun's website was hacked as part of a coordinated spray-and-pray hacking campaign that has hit several other WordPress websites in recent months. To carry out the attack, hackers exploited...
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