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Sansec reports hackers infect 953 online stores, mostly Magento, with scanner-evading JavaScript

A small piece of code has been inserted onto the pages of 953 online storefronts.


This infiltration is part of a sustained operation that has been underway since July 2025.

The majority of the compromised sites utilize the Magento platform.

Sansec, a Dutch e-commerce security firm, reported on this extensive activity.

The mechanism involves adding this code so that when unsuspecting visitors access the pages, it triggers a malicious JavaScript loader.

This loading occurs specifically through Magento CMS blocks.

As Sansec noted, "When you" [the quote is incomplete in the source].

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