Consumer electronics and iPhone accessory maker Zagg is letting customers know that credit card transactions between October 26 and November 7, 2024 may have been compromised due to a hack of a third-party payment processor.
Zagg’s customer information has been compromised via a third-party hack.
Zagg’s customer information has been compromised via a third-party hack.
Zagg, based in Utah, makes products such as keyboards, phone cases, screen protectors, power banks, and other accessories. It uses BigCommerce to process credit card transactions on its website, which also provides an app called FreshClicks for creating commerce-friendly websites.
It was discovered that an attacker was able to breach the FreshClicks app, injecting malicious code that stole customers’ card details, reports BeepingComputer.
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