It was reported that maropost.com was hosting client records in an unsecured database. This website allegedly was loading maropost.com assets at the time of compromise as reported by https://publicwww.com/websites/maropost.com/ with the cipher snippet https://www.empr.com/;16297;ch\' href=\'//content.maropost.com\' />
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