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Over 100K+ Sites Hit by Polyfill.io Supply Chain Attack


E-Commerce security firm Sansec unveiled a new supply chain attack affecting the Polyfill JS service when accessed through a number of CDNs hosting it. According to Sansec, over 100K sites were hit. The original author of the service, Andrew Betts, suggested removing Polyfill from any sites using it.

Sansec detected a specific malware redirecting mobile users to a sports betting site using a pseudo-Google Analytics domain ( www.googie-anaiytics.com), but we do not know yet if additional variants do exist. The original creator of the service, Andrew Betts, has denied any affiliation with the polyfill.io domain or involvement with its sale. Betts observed in his X thread that domains serving popular JS scripts are a "huge security concern" since they can access or modify all the websites using them:

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