Report
Unveiling the Threat of Malicious Browser Extensions

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Malicious browser extensions are a threat to browser security. They are able to gather sensitive data, monitor online activities, inject unwanted advertisements, divert traffic to malicious sites, and even take control of a user's browser.

Unfortunately, they are also able to evade the detection and prevention capabilities of the endpoint and network security stack, making them a popular choice for malicious actors. How can organizations protect themselves?

Read this report to learn:

Extensions Report LP
  • How and why malicious extensions became the ultimate browser compromise vector.
  • Which browser extension components and capabilities can be used by malicious actors.
  • Browser extension permissions and the risk they pose.
  • The steps of a browser extension-based attack.
  • Mitigation steps.
  • And more 

Malicious browser extensions are a threat to browser security. They are able to gather sensitive data, monitor online activities, inject unwanted advertisements, divert traffic to malicious sites, and even take control of a user's browser.

Unfortunately, they are also able to evade the detection and prevention capabilities of the endpoint and network security stack, making them a popular choice for malicious actors. How can organizations protect themselves?

Read this report to learn:

  • How and why malicious extensions became the ultimate browser compromise vector.
  • Which browser extension components and capabilities can be used by malicious actors.
  • Browser extension permissions and the risk they pose.
  • The steps of a browser extension-based attack.
  • Mitigation steps.
  • And more