APT29 is hijacking third-party web analytics scripts to deliver iOS payloads — the same tags millions of sites trust for traffic stats.
No compromised server is needed: a trusted tag on your page becomes the delivery channel, and every visitor browser helps carry it.
Two habits limit the damage: keep third-party scripts to the minimum you can justify, and treat script integrity and version pinning as part of change control, not one-time setup.
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From an architectural standpoint, this reinforces the need to treat all external script execution as an untrusted boundary crossing. If we were designing a mitigation layer, I'd advocate for sandboxing these third-party scripts using technologies like Web Workers with s...
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