Over 2.3 million Chrome and Edge users were compromised by 18 seemingly legitimate browser extensions that turned into ...

A massive spyware campaign called "RedDirection" turned 18 popular browser extensions into surveillance tools, exposing over ...

Despite verified status and high ratings, 18 extensions silently deployed surveillance code, raising urgent questions about ...

According to researchers at Koi Security, the malicious extensions were part of a coordinated operation involving at least 18 known add-ons listed on the Chrome and ...

Impacted are Firefox browser versions released prior to the recently released Firefox desktop 84.0.2, Firefox Android 84.1.3 edition and also Mozilla’s corporate ESR 78.6.1 version of Firefox.

RedDirection: Browser extensions, which were previously considered safe, are found to have been covertly updated to include harmful code.

Almost a dozen malicious extensions found in Google’s Chrome Web Store have been downloaded 1.7 million times. According to ...

For Windows Users, 'Browser Hijacking' Is Only the Latest Threat. February 29, 2004. By Rob Pegoraro. The ongoing Internet-security freakout for anybody using Windows keeps getting worse.

A browser hijacking operation initially reported to have 250 million victims by security firm Check Point isn't quite that large, according to a new analysis.

--Akamai Technologies, Inc., the cloud company that powers and protects life online, today announced the availability of Audience Hijacking Protector, a new solution designed for online businesses ...

Stop Edge from hijacking PDF/HTML associations The change is observed to be triggered by a reset of File Association for a file type, which restores Windows defaults.