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Security researchers at Cato CTRL have uncovered HashJack. This innovative indirect prompt-injection attack hides harmful commands in the fragment portion of URLs after the “#” symbol. This technique turns trusted websites into weapons agai…
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Mozilla has announced a significant transparency initiative for its Firefox browser ecosystem, implementing mandatory data disclosure requirements for extension developers. Starting November 3rd, 2025, all newly submitted Firefox extensions must explic…
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Mozilla is implementing a significant transparency requirement for Firefox extensions, mandating that all new browser add-ons disclose their data collection practices to users before installation. Starting November 3rd, 2025, developers submitting fresh extensions to the Firefox ecosystem must declare whether their software collects or transmits personal data through a new standardized framework embedded in the […] The post Mozilla Wants All New Firefox Extensions to Disclose Data Collection Policies appeared first on Cyber Security News.
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A new study has uncovered a method for silently installing custom extensions on Chromium-based browsers running in Windows domain environments. By exploiting how Chrome and its relatives store extension settings and security checks in preference files,…
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