Have you ever wondered how a hacker would analyze and attack a Magento website? We picked the brains of two ethical hackers to find out. Linus Särud, 18, and Fredrik Almroth, 27, share their best insights and advice on Magento security to help you keep your Magento store safe from hackers.
What you will learn in 15 minutes:
How Fredrik Almroth hacked one of the world’s largest e-commerce sites.
What any Magento website owner should know about security to be able to keep up with black-hat hackers.
A step by step-explanation on how a hacker would analyze an e-commerce page.
What the most common Magento security issues are based on our exclusive security data research on 30000 Magento sites.
What to do if you are hacked.
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About the hackers
Fredrik Nordberg Almroth (Twitter: @almroot), 26, is internally known as “Godfather of Hacking”, since he has basically hacked everything that can be legally hacked. Fredrik has been appointed Security Expert of the Future by Symantec, and was one of the persons behind the famous read access on Google production servers hack, which earned him a bounty of 10,000 USD.
Linus Särud (Twitter: @_zulln), 18, started his career in IT security at the young age of 13. He has found serious security security flaws in Google’s system, written about IT security for IDG Sweden.
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