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Over 100,000 websites compromised after Polyfill.io gets exploited by Chinese company

Originally developed as an open-source project for offering JS polyfills to third-party developers, the polyfill.io domain is now a dangerous internet threat. Earlier this week, security analysts discovered that a mysterious Chinese entity named Funnull is abusing the domain to inject malicious code into websites.

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