Eliciting Current Activities of Malicious Browser Extensions
With a large user base, it makes it quite easy for cybercriminals to publish malicious browser extensions that perform illicit activities, including spying and data theft, among others.
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- Teen responsible for major Twitter hack to serve three years in prison
- 25% of UK Workers Let Their Children Use Their Work Device
- New UK Cyber Security Council to be official governing body on training and standards
- Microsoft’s latest cloud authentication outage: What went wrong
- China-based Mustang Panda APT Targets Telecom Companies to Steal 5G Secrets