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Announcements 1. 2. 3. Event How to Launch a Threat Hunting Program | Webinar <REGISTER> Event How to Accelerate XDR Outcomes: Bridging the Gap Between Network and Endpoint | Webinar <REGISTER> Report Black Hat USA 2022 Attendee Report | Supply Chain & Cloud Security Risks Are Top of Mind | <READ IT NOW> PreviousNext Tech News and Analysis DR Tech 2 MIN READ Quick Hits JSCRAMBLER LAUNCHES JAVASCRIPT SCANNER FOR PCI DSS 4.0 COMPLIANCE The free tool aims to help organizations meet the requirements of the new version of the payment standard, which takes effect in March 2024. Dark Reading Staff Dark Reading June 28, 2023 Source: NakoPhotography via Alamy Stock Photo PDF Jscrambler has released a free tool to help companies check the JavaScript code running on their e-commerce sites and bring it into compliance with the latest PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards) v 4.0. PCI Security Standards Council released PCI DSS v4.0 in March 2022 and began a two-year phase-out of the previous versions before beginning enforcement. By the next year — March 31, 2025 — all retailers and e-commerce sites – anyone who handles payment cards online, really – will need to be in compliance with PCI DSS 4.0 requirements. Jscrambler's PCI DSS JavaScript Compliance Tool helps organizations assess if the JavaScript on their e-commerce sites comply with two v4.0 requirements: protecting against (6.4.3) and detecting (11.6.1) skimming attacks on all scripts from a merchant or its third- and fourth-party contractors. Section 6.4.3 requires that companies confirm that each script is authorized, ensure the integrity of the scripts, and maintain a complete inventory that explains why each script is necessary. Section 11.6.1 applies to merchants that include a third party's iframe payment form on their website; it compels an evaluation of the HTTP header and payment page periodically (usually every seven days) that looks for, and notifies the merchant about, any changes to the page. The anti-skimming requirements are necessary as attackers are launching web skimming campaigns by injecting malicious code into Magento, WooCommerce, Shopify, and WordPress sites. Magecart skimmers have been found on 2 million websites, including those of Ticketmaster and British Airways. The Jscrambler tool searches for and collates all scripts on a merchant's site, performing script verification and authorization and logging the results, including compliance status. It visualizes each script, highlighting actions that are considered suspicious. It analyzes scripts for function and generates justifications for using each. 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