A new malware is affecting Google Chrome, enabling access to login tokens and accounts
A new malware is affecting Google Chrome, enabling access to login tokens and accounts
Reports highlight a critical vulnerability affecting Google Chrome users, allowing access to Google accounts and login tokens. This malware bypasses Chrome's security and can extract and decrypt tokens from the local database. It can bypass two-factor authentication and continues to gain access even after changing passwords. The vulnerability was first reported in mid-November and has been exploited by six malware groups. Some sellers claim to have updated the exploit to counter Google's security measures.
Reports highlight a critical vulnerability affecting Google Chrome users, allowing access to Google accounts and login tokens. This malware bypasses Chrome's security and can extract and decrypt tokens from the local database. It can bypass two-factor authentication and continues to gain access even after changing passwords. The vulnerability was first reported in mid-November and has been exploited by six malware groups. Some sellers claim to have updated the exploit to counter Google's security measures.
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Reports highlight a critical vulnerability affecting Google Chrome users, allowing access to Google accounts and login tokens. This malware bypasses Chrome's security and can extract and decrypt tokens from the local database. It can bypass two-factor authentication and continues to gain access even after changing passwords. The vulnerability was first reported in mid-November and has been exploited by six malware groups. Some sellers claim to have updated the exploit to counter Google's security measures. 
