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Cybercriminals attacked Mailgun's website by exploiting an unpatched cross-site scripting vulnerability in a WordPress plugin.
None of the applications, including the APIs, dashboard and customer data, were affected by the attack
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, hacke...
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