Aug. 2, 2022, 4:47 a.m. | Zeljka Zorz

Help Net Security www.helpnetsecurity.com

Two universal and seemingly innocuous browser features – the ability to create bookmarks (aka “favorites”) and browser synchronization – make users’ lives easier, but may also allow hackers to establish a covert data exfiltration channel. Data exfiltration via bookmarks Malicious browser extensions are a known and widespread threat, used by attackers to perform actions such as stealing passwords, exfitrating email data or delivering additional malware. Some attackers have also recently managed to exploit Chrome’s syncing … More →


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