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Hackers Steal Payment And Password Info From 4,600 Sites

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Digital Trends reports that two recent supply-chain cyber attacks have given hackers access to the payment info and user passwords of more than 4,600 websites. The supply-chain attacks were spotted by Sanguine Security forensic analyst Willem de Groot and are considered to be ongoing as of Sunday, May 12. The attacks involved the breaching of an analytics service known as Picreel and an open-source project called Alpaca Forms.

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