Hackers steal credit card information from NutriBullet website
According to a new report, Magecart hackers have been accessing confidential information on the NutriBullet website over the last two months. They managed to steal the credit card information of a large number of unsuspecting customers and then sold this information on the dark web. Customers have been warned not to use the site until the issue is resolved.
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