"Stanley" malware kit-as-a-service costs up to US$6000. A suspected Russian malware-as-a-service operation has been selling a ...

Experts uncovered malicious Chrome extensions that replace affiliate links, exfiltrate data, and steal ChatGPT authentication tokens from users.

Research shows that even simple Chrome extensions can quietly invade user privacy, with some hijacking clipboards, ...

The Stanley website-spoofing malware toolkit displays legitimate URLs in the address bar while serving phishing pages to ...

Security researchers have discovered several malicious Chrome extensions on the official Chrome Web Store that can steal user data and compromise privacy. Some of these extensions are still available ...

The malware spoofs entire websites, while keeping the address bar intact.

The malware-as-a-service kit enables malicious overlays on real websites without changing the visible URL, issuing a new ...

Chrome extensions are supposed to make your browser more useful, but they've quietly become one of the easiest ways for attackers to spy on what you do online. Security researchers recently uncovered ...

Chrome comes with a built-in Safety Check that runs an audit on passwords, security updates, third-party extensions, and more ...

Here's what to look out for ...

Researchers uncovered a CrashFix campaign where a fake Chrome ad blocker crashes browsers to trick users into installing the ...

Google’s agentic AI can browse, log in, and shop on your behalf. Here’s why I’m curious – and cautious – about turning it on.