Awake Security, which disclosed the findings late last week, said the malicious browser add-ons were tied back to a single internet domain registrar, GalComm.
However, it's not immediately clear who is behind the spyware effort. Read more.
Thursday, June 25, 2020
Over 100 New Chrome Browser Extensions Caught Spying On Users
Google recently removed 106 more extensions from its Chrome Web Store after they were found illegally collecting sensitive user data as part of a "massive global surveillance campaign" targeting oil and gas, finance, and healthcare sectors.
Awake Security, which disclosed the findings late last week, said the malicious browser add-ons were tied back to a single internet domain registrar, GalComm.
However, it's not immediately clear who is behind the spyware effort. Read more.
Awake Security, which disclosed the findings late last week, said the malicious browser add-ons were tied back to a single internet domain registrar, GalComm.
However, it's not immediately clear who is behind the spyware effort. Read more.
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