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Anthropic’s auto-clicking AI Chrome extension raises browser-hijacking concerns
In preparation for the Chrome extension launch, Anthropic says it has conducted extensive testing that revealed browser-using AI models can face prompt-injection attacks, where malicious actors embed hidden instructions into websites to trick AI systems into performing harmful actions without user knowledge.
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Here's Why Your Password Manager App Might Be Safer Than a Browser Extension (and Why It Might Not Be)
A web-based attack called clickjacking can get information from password manager browser extensions using auto-fill settings.
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I can’t use Safari anymore without this $5 extension
Macworld Apple first introduced system-wide dark mode support with macOS Mojave and popularized it a year later with iOS 13.
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Extensions bring magic – and possible hazards – to your web browser
Extensions are plug-ins that give your web browser superpowers - or at the very least, capabilities it didn't have right out of the box. But the way extensions are built and distributed also ...
Web browser extensions can be useful, but malicious or poorly secured extensions can lead to trouble. Consumer Reports has tips for browser extension safety.
Researchers find 245 extensions installed on nearly a million devices The extensions could turn devices into web scraping bots for a commercial service Researchers ...
Web development is easier when you've got the right tools at hand. Here are 14 tools and extensions for building Web apps.
Browser extensions can be helpful, but the way they are built and distributed also makes them vulnerable to hacking and malicious attacks.
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