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8 New Malicious Firefox Extensions Steal OAuth Tokens, Passwords, And Spy On Users - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News
Security researchers from the Socket Threat Research Team have uncovered a sophisticated network of eight malicious Firefox browser extensions that actively steal OAuth tokens, passwords, and spy on users through deceptive tactics. The discovery reveals a coordinated campaign that exploits popular gaming titles and utility applications to compromise user security across the Firefox ecosystem. Major Gaming Extension Fraud Network Discovered The i…
8 New Malicious Firefox Extensions Steals OAuth Tokens, Passwords and Spy on Users
Security researchers from the Socket Threat Research Team have uncovered a sophisticated network of eight malicious Firefox browser extensions that actively steal OAuth tokens, passwords, and spy on users through deceptive tactics. The discovery reveals a coordinated campaign that exploits… Read more → The post 8 New Malicious Firefox Extensions Steals OAuth Tokens, Passwords and Spy on Users appeared first on IT Security News.
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