WordPress Comment Activates Backdoor Via SQL Trigger

Attackers are using SQL triggers as a backdoor to create a malicious admin user whenever a special comment is submitted to an infected WordPress website.
Plugin Killer: WordPress Malware Disables Security Plugins

A malicious PHP file that was disabling common WordPress security plugins before injecting SEO spam onto the infected website.
Prestashop Backdoor - SuperAdmin Injector

A malware injection used to automatically inject a SuperAdmin user into the Prestashop _employees database table.
Magento Multiversion Backdoor

Magento’s continued migration from 1.x to 2.x versions has led malware authors to modify existing malicious tools to accomodate for the major differences between these Magento versions.