Although many people think of Chrome extensions as harmless, they are often granted extensive permissions to sensitive user information such as cookies, access tokens, identity information, and more. Malicious extensions can violate your privacy and cause other issues. Researchers have warned users to be careful and vigilant about which Chrome extensions they have installed after a phishing campaign targeted Chrome browser extension developers and exposed as many as 2.6 million users.

00:00 – Introduction
00:29 – What Happened?
01:12 – How Did It Happen?
03:30 – Attacker’s Domain Names
04:35 – What To Do Now?
05:31 – End Screen

Extension Total list of compromised Chrome extensions: https://www.extensiontotal.com/cyberhaven-incident-live

Compromised extensions:
– Where Is Cookie?
– Web Mirror
– ChatGPT App
– Hi AI
– Web3Password Manager
– YesCaptcha Assistant
– Bookmark Favicon Changer
– Proxy SwitchyOmega
– GraphQL Network Inspector
– AI Assistant
– Bard AI Chat
– ChatGPT For Google Meet
– Search Copilot AI Assistant for Chrome
– TinaMind
– Wayin AI
– VPNCity
– Internxt VPN
– Vidhoz Flex
– VidHelper – Video Helper Downloader
– Castorus
– Uvoice
– Reader Mode
– ParrotTalks
– Primus
– Keyboard History Recorder
– ChatGPT Assistant
– Reader Mode
– Visual Effects For Google Meet
– AI Shop Buddy
– Cyberhaven V3 Security Extension
– Earny
– Rewards Search Automater
– Tackker
– Sort By
– Email Hunter
– ChatGPT Quick Access

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