JavaScript Attacks & Prevention

Webinar - Supply Chain Attack Fundamentals

Dear Nbauman,

Here’s how a JS Supply Chain Attack works:

Step 1: A 3^rd party JavaScript library is compromised
Step 2: Customer visits the webpage like the payment page with the compromised JS file
Step 3: Data is exfiltrated one record (credit card number for example) at a time

100K websites were compromised using this tactic with the pollyfill.io JS hack last month.

In the upcoming webinar, join Vivek Gopalan, VP of Products at Indusface, as he discusses strategies and tactics for protecting your applications from supply chain attacks. 

Key takeaways:

Understanding the what, why and how of supply chain attacks
Blocking malicious components by default
Identifying the attack surface through third-party components
Prevent man in the browser attacks by monitoring JavaScript library/file updates for any malicious updates
PCI 4.0 compliance requirements on client-side protection for preventing web browser-based attacks

Supply Chain Attacks Fundamentals

Thursday, 29^th July 2024 | 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM (IST) | 11:30 AM to 12:15 PM (CET)

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All registrants will receive a free access to the recording.

Thanks,

Indusface Team