Every little thing you add to your browser is an additional thing a hacker can potentially exploit. Consider the sorts of ...

A recent security demonstration has revealed a sophisticated cyberattack targeting browser extensions known as “polymorphic extensions.” These malicious tools exploit the permissions granted to ...

Browser extensions can be a great way to boost your productivity while browsing. Chrome, which is the most popular browser out there, supports a wide range of extensions, and so do other ...

Recent exploits are a reminder that when you install an extension, you grant it a lot of power to see where you go online and ...

Threat actors used two malicious Chrome extensions that have 900,000 users to steal their chats with AI models like ChatGPT ...

Most of us install Chrome extensions for convenience. I have three that are currently active – my password manager, a grammar checker, and Adobe Acrobat. But those helpful little add-ons might be ...

Everyone knows (or should know) that the safest way to handle browser extensions is to make sure you're getting them from a trusted, reliable source. That alone isn't enough to ensure you want fall ...

When you access a website on the internet, you generally use a tool called a browser (MS Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox, etc.). These browsers use extensions, which is a small software module for ...

Cybercriminals are constantly finding new ways to exploit trusted apps and browser extensions. Since people tend to trust tools that seem legitimate, attackers use them to spread malware or steal ...

A growing number of Trust Wallet users reported unauthorized drains of their entire portfolios on December 25.