Magecart group 5 is linked to Carbanak and Dridex banking Trojan
The 'modus operandi' of Magecart 5 is very different from other, similar threat groups, according to Malwarebytes
Magecart attacks typically target organisations' payments systems by taking advantage of security vulnerabilities in ecommerce systems
Magecart Group 5, the cyber crime gang behind several supply-chain attacks, is linked to the Dridex banking Trojan and the Carbanak Advanced Persistence Threat (APT) gang. That's according to the researchers...
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