A newly discovered malware infected multiple Firefox browser add-ons with more than 50,000 downloads combined.
If you are a Firefox user and want to prevent the uninstallation of Firefox add-ons on your Windows 11/10 computer, then this article can help you with two built-in features of Windows OS. You will be ...
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More than a dozen Firefox extensions were found to be malicious, planting backdoors and keeping track of user browsing habits ...
Are you the type of person who downloads several extensions when using Chrome, Edge, or Firefox? It sure can be tempting to do this, seeing as the extension store is filled with excellent tools.
A new campaign dubbed 'GhostPoster' is hiding JavaScript code in the image logo of malicious Firefox extensions counting more ...
Live GhostPoster malware campaign hides malicious JavaScript inside Firefox extension logos, infecting over 50,000 unsuspecting users.
Security researcher Sam Jadali found out that browser extensions on Chrome and Firefox have stolen data not only from users but also from well-known companies such as Tesla and Apple. Dubbed "DataSpii ...
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