This global airline used open source libraries and third-party code to build its website. The security team lacked visibility into the behavior of client-side code. This made it difficult to catch and fix script vulnerabilities, which could be exploited to conduct digital skimming and Magecart attacks that captured users’ credit card numbers, CVV codes, and other sensitive PII.
The airline had seen numerous high-profile Magecart attacks in the news, including an attack in 2018 on British Airways that resulted in some 380,000 users’ credit card details stolen and more than $20 million in fines for regulatory noncompliance. This airline knew it needed a solution to protect itself and its customers.