DebugBear Advises Customers to Remove Monitoring Script
After a DNS hijack served malicious JavaScript, DebugBear advised customers to remove its monitoring script and check accounts and site changes.
DebugBear has told customers to remove its Core Web Vitals monitoring script after hackers hijacked its DNS and served malicious JavaScript, Search Engine Journal reports.
The incident puts attention on a script used to monitor website performance. Site owners have also been advised to check exposed accounts and look for unauthorized changes.
The supplied source summary does not specify which accounts may have been exposed or describe the changes site owners should look for.
What this means for marketers
Marketers responsible for websites using DebugBear should follow the company’s instruction to remove the monitoring script and check for exposed accounts and unauthorized changes.
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