Virtual Conference Platform Targeted by Credit Card Skimmer

 

 

Virtual Conference Platforms Targeted by Credit Card Skimmer

 

We all know that there are many ingenious methods to steal money online, and here one of the most sought-after means and objects by hackers is the online credit cards. There are many security incidents affecting different websites simultaneously because they were loading the same tampered piece of code. In many instances, this is due to what we call a supply-chain attack, where a threat actor targets one company that acts as an intermediary to others.


Indicator of Compromise

playbacknows[.]com/playback/index.js

Compromised sites                     

playbacknar[.]com                  
naraei[.]playbacknow[.]com  
nais[.]playbacknow[.]com      
nasmm[.]playbacknow[.]com           
tripleplay[.]playbacknow[.]com            
digitaldealer[.]playbacknow[.]com   
playbackaaj[.]com                   
playbackacp[.]com                   
playbacksmilesource[.]com        
playbackc21[.]com                   
playbackada[.]com                   
playbacknailba[.]com            
playbackswana[.]com           
playbacknaspa[.]com            
playbackaupresses[.]com           
playbacknacba[.]com            
playbackaca[.]com            
playbacknala[.]com            
playbacknatp[.]com           
iplayback[.]com                –
playbackcore[.]com            –
playbackndsc[.]com            
playbackaata[.]com           
playbacksnrs[.]com            
playbackssp[.]com            
playbackcaregiving[.]com        
playbackcas[.]com            
playbackmpc[.]com            
playbackhinman[.]com           
playbacknetworker[.]com            
playbacknara[.]com           
aspcvirtualsummit[.]org           
playbackfgs[.]com            
playbackifa[.]com          
playbackashe[.]com           
playbackippfa[.]com           
playbackahri[.]com          
playbackaonl[.]com           
playbackngs[.]com            
playbackrlc[.]com           
playbackahia[.]com           
playbacknacac[.]com           

IP

209.126.18.3

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