Hackers Hijacked DebugBear's DNS To Serve Malicious JavaScript via @sejournal, @vahandev
DebugBear told customers to remove its Core Web Vitals monitoring script. Site owners should also check exposed accounts and unauthorized changes. The post Hackers Hijacked DebugBear's DNS To Serve Malicious JavaScript appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Key points
- • SEO teams should flag this to their development and security teams, who should remove the script and investigate any unauthorized access or changes made while it was active.
- • DebugBear said its initial investigation showed that the attack targeted one customer s website.
- • It reported no indication that its internal systems had been compromised.
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