Three of the security defects are high-severity flaws, two of which were found and reported by Google.
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Three of the security defects are high-severity flaws, two of which were found and reported by Google.
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Marketed as ChatGPT enhancement and productivity tools, the extensions allow the threat actor to access the victim’s ChatGPT data.
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The two browser updates resolve 26 security defects, including bugs that could be exploited for code execution.
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Impersonating a legitimate extension from AITOPIA, the two malicious extensions were also exfiltrating users’ browser activity.
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Apple has released macOS and iOS updates to patch two WebKit zero-days exploited in an “extremely sophisticated” attack.
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The Chrome zero-day does not have a CVE and it’s unclear who reported it and which browser component it affects.
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Chrome’s new agentic browsing protections include user alignment critic, expanded origin-isolation capabilities, and user confirmations.
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Chrome 143 stable was released with patches for 13 vulnerabilities, including a high-severity flaw in the V8 JavaScript engine.
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The extensions were seen profiling users, reading cookie data to create unique identifiers, and executing payloads with browser API access.
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The flaw was reported by Google’s Threat Analysis Group and was likely exploited by a commercial spyware vendor.
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