Online stores compromised by hackers stealing credit card data

Hackers targeted online stores to steal credit card information by implanting malicious JavaScript code into servers after accessing Google Cloud infrastructure. This code hijacked customer data entered on these stores. RiskIQ identified these attacks as 'mage cards'. Over 6,500 stores, including a Sesame Street store, were affected.

What was the primary goal of the hackers in the online store incident?

• To steal customer passwords

• To steal credit card information

• To gain publicity

• To disrupt online services

Which companies' research was cited in the report about the hacking incident?

• Avast and Bitdefender

• Norton and Kaspersky

• Checkpoint and Trend Micro

• McAfee and Symantec

How did the hackers manage to implant malicious code into the company's servers?

• By using phishing emails

• By gaining access to the Google Cloud infrastructure

• By physically accessing the servers

• By exploiting a software vulnerability

What is the term used to describe the type of hacking attack discussed in the video?

• Phishing

• Mage cards

• Ransomware

• DDoS attack

Approximately how many online stores were affected by the hacking attack?

• 10,000

• 1,500

• 3,000

• 6,500