Third-Party Script Attacks: How to Protect Your Site and Users
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Third-Party Script Attacks: How to Protect Your Site and Users

Summary

Every marketing site carries code its owners never wrote. Analytics tags, heatmaps, session replay, chat widgets, consent banners, A/B testing, and performance monitors all arrive as a single line of paste this before the closing head tag. What most teams don’t think about is that each of those lines lets the vendor’s server run any...

Key points

  • • Third-Party Script Attacks: How To Protect Your Site And Users | Martech Zone Every marketing site carries code its owners never wrote.
  • • Approximately $2.5 million in assets was traced to a suspected attacker wallet after hackers compromised a third-party service to distribute cryptocurrency-draining JavaScript.
  • • Polymarket’s production build history, as reported by researchers, shows a commit removing the DebugBear script minutes before the public announcement.

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