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Hackers take over Google Chrome extensions in cyberattack
- Hackers hijacked several Chrome extensions, including Cyberhaven, Internxt VPN, ParrotTalks, Uvoice, and VPNCity.
- The attack aimed to steal user data such as web browser cookies and authentication.
- Specifically, the hackers targeted social media advertising accounts, including Facebook Ads accounts, and AI platform credentials.
- The attack was initiated through a successful phishing email targeting a Cyberhaven employee.
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How to Auto Refresh Webpages in Google Chrome
- There are several methods to auto-refresh webpages in Google Chrome.
- One method is to use the Easy Auto Refresh extension.
- Another method is to use the Page Refresh extension.
- You can also use the Auto Refresh & Page Monitor extension.
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Google Chrome is testing a new AI tool that scans for scams to help save you from online trickery
- Google Chrome is testing a new AI-powered scam detection feature.
- The feature uses an on-device Large Language Model (LLM) to analyze web pages for suspicious or scam-related content.
- By using on-device analysis, user privacy is maintained.
- The AI-powered scam detection feature is part of Google's efforts to enhance browser security.
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ChatGPT Search now free: How to set it as your default search engine on Google Chrome
- OpenAI has made ChatGPT search available to everyone, allowing users to replace Google as their default search engine on Chrome.
- To set ChatGPT search as your default search engine on Chrome, you need to download the Chrome extension from OpenAI's website and add it to Chrome.
- After adding the extension, pin it to the Chrome toolbar to make it easily accessible.
- Once set as the default search engine, you can use ChatGPT search directly from Chrome's address bar and enjoy its contextual search capabilities.
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Govt issues high-risk warning for Google Chrome users, asks users to update browser immediately
- The Indian government's CERT-In agency has issued a high-severity warning about vulnerabilities in specific versions of Google Chrome, which could compromise user security.
- The identified vulnerabilities include type confusion, heap buffer overflow, out of bounds memory access, and other issues in various components of Chrome.
- Attackers could exploit these vulnerabilities by tricking users into visiting malicious websites, potentially gaining control of their computers and stealing personal information.
- Users should update Chrome, be cautious online, use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and keep software updated.
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