For better or worse, I’m a longtime Mac user. I bought my first MacBook in
2007 with money I had saved working as a lifeguard during the brief summer
months in WNY, and it has since resulted in an emotional bond that has proven
difficult to break. I admit this because I’ve tried to divorce Apple before,
and yet, somehow, I find it’s just not that easy, at least for me.
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Brute-force attacks have long plagued Magento security. In terms of credit card
theft, it’s one of the most successful and widely used attack vectors, and has
resulted in thousands of compromised stores
over the past few years.
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Magento is the quintessential target for credit card theft.
That might seem obvious, but the reasons why are actually
complicated and multifactorial, so I’ll spare the details
for a different post. For the purpose of this post, just
understand that Magento is an especially targeted platform
for credit card fraud.
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After much speculation regarding the end-of-life date for Magento 1.x, Adobe announced yesterday
they’ll provide security updates for post-1.5 Magento 1.x CE and Magento 1.x EE until
June 2020. This end-of-life announcement provides merchants with a sizable window to
make the upgrade to Magento 2.
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