The NutriBullet website has been compromised by credit card stealing hackers GettyThreat researchers at security company RiskIQ have identified a cyber-attack against blender vendor NutriBullet that has successfully installed credit card stealing malware on the international nutribullet.com website. The NutriBullet website card-skimming compromiseThe attacks appear to have started on February 20 when, RiskIQ said, criminal actors identified as Magecart Group 8 installed credit card skimmer malware on the nutribullet.com website. The malware, a JavaScript-based skimmer, is one that RiskIQ has seen being used by Magecart Group 8 since 2018. RiskIQ said that it attempted to alert NutriBullet to the attack via both the NutriBullet support channel and NutriBullet leadership via LinkedIn within 24 hours of the incident. The NutriBullet hacking confirmationAs soon as RiskIQ reached out to me concerning the attacks, on March 17, I contacted NutriBullet via their PR agency.

Source: Forbes March 18, 2020 09:00 UTC