WordPress Woes: Malicious JavaScript Opens Quadruple Backdoor Fiasco!
WordPress websites are under siege by four sneaky backdoors via malicious JavaScript. This code injects chaos while masquerading as an “Ultra SEO Processor.” Users should delete unauthorized SSH keys and rotate admin credentials faster than a WordPress theme update. Stay vigilant or risk becoming a cyber sitcom’s next punchline!
Hot Take:
Who knew WordPress would be the bell of the cyber ball with hackers treating it like a revolving door? If only hackers put as much effort into fixing bugs as they do planting backdoors, maybe the world would have fewer pop-up ads for Mandarin gambling sites. “Ultra SEO Processor” – sounds like a plugin that would get you more clicks, but not the kind you want! In a world of backdoors, four is definitely a crowd.
Key Points:
- Over 1,000 WordPress sites hit with a malicious JavaScript code injecting four backdoors.
- The backdoors are ingeniously designed to keep hackers coming back like unwelcome house guests.
- Malware campaign also hijacked over 35,000 websites, redirecting users to Mandarin gambling sites.
- Another report uncovers a threat actor targeting Magento websites with a JavaScript named Bablosoft JS.
- Cybercriminals exploit known vulnerabilities to collect user data for nefarious purposes.
Already a member? Log in here