Imperva
CompanyImperva, Inc. was an American cyber security software and services company which provided protection to enterprise data and application software. The company is headquartered in San Mateo, California.
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Facts
- Country
- United StatesSource: Wikidata
- Founded
- 2002Source: Wikidata
- Founded by
- Amichai Shulman, Mickey Boodaei, Shlomo KramerSource: Wikidata
- CEO
- Pam MurphySource: Wikidata
- Headquarters
- San MateoSource: Wikidata
- Sector
- Computer securitySource: Wikidata
- Listed on
- New York Stock Exchange (IMPV)Source: Wikidata
- Wikipedia
- Read on WikipediaSource: Wikidata
Security timeline
- Zero-day reported by Cyber Security NewsAdobe Commerce zero-day exploited to deploy PSK Agent remote access tool
- Vulnerability reported by GBHackersHackers exploit critical StyleSmuggler flaw in Magento and Adobe Commerce to deploy PSK Agent RAT
Recent news
Adobe Commerce zero-day exploited to deploy PSK Agent remote access tool
A zero-day in Adobe Commerce and Magento, named StyleSmuggler and tracked as CVE-2026-75650, lets unauthenticated attackers run code on stores, affecting all current versions including 2.4.9. Imperva observed a campaign between 9 and 13 September 2026 that dropped the PSK Agent remote access tool, with a 0% detection rate on VirusTotal at the time of analysis, across Western Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific.
Hackers exploit critical StyleSmuggler flaw in Magento and Adobe Commerce to deploy PSK Agent RAT
Attackers exploited the critical StyleSmuggler vulnerability in Magento and Adobe Commerce to deploy PSK Agent, a remote access trojan that enables command execution, traffic proxying and persistent server access. The campaign ran from 9 to 13 September 2026 and targeted stores across Western Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. Imperva's earlier analysis gives the flaw a CVSS score of 10.0 and reports exploitation before the article's cut-off.
Vendor-authored guide urges WAAP buyers to weigh SecureIQLab v5.0 test results and false positive rates
The article, which promotes Imperva, argues that WAAP platforms should be compared on two measures from the SecureIQLab Cloud WAAP v5.0 test: attack blocking and false positive avoidance, across 12 products and 1,608 attack and 1,487 legitimate-traffic scenarios. It recommends asking vendors about protocol-by-protocol API coverage, time to a tuned low false-positive state over two weeks of real traffic, and licensing costs over 24 to 36 months of growth. It reports that Imperva scored 100% on both measures in that test, and notes that no single platform suits every environment.