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SlowMist: Encryption users should be wary of browser plug-ins being sold to malicious parties

SlowMist: Encryption users should be wary of browser plug-ins being sold to malicious parties

CointimeCointime2025/03/19 10:11
By:Cointime

SlowMist stated that encrypted users need to be vigilant as browser extension plugins may be sold to malicious actors without their knowledge. Malicious actors can easily purchase a Chrome extension and hijack existing users' browsing traffic, redirecting it to wherever they want. No alerts, no prompts. Unless new permissions are needed, no abnormalities will be noticed. In @tuckner's investigation, it was found that an extension with 400,000 users had changed owners, so stay alert.

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