Certo Software warns that the capability, designed for convenience, can easily be used to spy on online activity.

A threat actor is seeding the internet with AI browser extensions that can intercept a user’s authenticated session tokens and hijack accounts.

The flaw, called ‘0.0.0.0 day,’ has to do with how browsers handle network requests.

The operations are just the latest example of the proliferation of sophisticated spyware among private vendors, Google says.

Data from the Google-based team seems to reflect an industry getting faster at fixing bugs and deploying patches.

Hackers are going after Internet Explorer, even on its deathbed.

The suspected PLA hackers are back in action.

It’s the third previously unknown vulnerability that Chrome has addressed this year.

Both vulnerabilities could allow hackers to escape the “sandboxes” that software programs use as safeguards against malicious activity.

Automation can help with the laborious but important work of tracking the third-party code used by extensions.