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One Extension Could Hijack AI Assistants Across Chrome, Comet, Edge, Opera Neon and Claude

Researchers showed a single browser extension could hijack AI agents in Chrome, Edge, Comet, Opera Neon and Claude in Chrome, earning $20,000 in bounties.

Forever Security demonstrated that a browser extension with two common permissions could seize the trusted page controlling built-in AI assistants in five Chromium-based products and drive the agent, read local files, or access the camera. Chrome's flaw was fixed as CVE-2026-0628 (CVSS 8.8) in Chrome 143.0.7499.192, and Microsoft fixed CVE-2026-55945 (CVSS 4.2) in Edge 150.0.4078.48. Perplexity Comet was the worst case: a hijacked agent could read any file, leak browsing history, take screenshots, and act as the user via an unsecured test subdomain. All attacks require a malicious extension already installed; no in-the-wild exploitation or KEV listing was reported as of September 16, 2026.

The Hacker Newsupdated Sep 16, 18:50 UTC · 6h agofirst Sep 16, 14:36 UTC · 10h agoAI safety & security 3 sources CVE-2026-0628 CVE-2026-55945

AppTrana Offers Protection to Online Businesses During Coronavirus Outbreak

The Hacker NewsMar 30, 12:22 UTC · Mar 30, 2020Exploit / PoC

Legit Security raises $40 million to address AI's threats to applications

Help Net SecuritySep 20, 00:00 UTC · Sep 20, 2023Vulnerability

Sysdig introduces unified cloud and container security with the launch of CSPM

Help Net SecurityApr 20, 08:55 UTC · Apr 20, 2026Data breach

Mavenir announces network security and fraud management suite

Help Net SecurityJun 21, 19:15 UTC · Jun 21, 2018Phishing & fraud

Netflix, Dropbox promise not to sue security researchers, with caveats

Help Net SecurityMar 23, 00:00 UTC · Mar 23, 2018Vulnerability

Dropbox revamps vulnerability disclosure policy, with hopes that other companies follow suit

CyberScoopMar 21, 21:10 UTC · Mar 21, 2018Vulnerability

Layering diverse defenses is crucial for stopping email attacks

Help Net SecurityJan 22, 13:50 UTC · Jan 22, 2024Data breach

Forever 21 confirms Payment Card Breach and provides further info on the incident

Security AffairsJan 1, 15:54 UTC · Jan 1, 2018Malware

Trust in Remote Working Tools Declines as Need for Security Increases

Infosecurity MagazineOct 21, 16:00 UTC · Oct 21, 2020Vulnerability

Friday Squid Blogging: Striped Pyjama Squid

Schneier on SecurityJan 27, 14:14 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Vulnerability1

Microsoft adds tamper protection to Microsoft Defender ATP

Help Net SecurityApr 1, 00:00 UTC · Apr 1, 2019Malware

Action1’s free product initiative empowers organizations and MSPs to mitigate security risks

Help Net SecurityOct 11, 18:24 UTC · Oct 11, 2022Vulnerability

Mapping the malware blast radius a single alert won't show you

Help Net SecurityAug 9, 04:34 UTC · Aug 9, 2026Malware

Google Increases Android Security With Memory

Infosecurity MagazineDec 2, 18:00 UTC · Dec 2, 2022Vulnerability

Kingston launches IronKey D500S, a hardware-encrypted USB flash drive

Help Net SecuritySep 12, 00:00 UTC · Sep 12, 2023Malware

Friday Squid Blogging: Injured Giant Squid Video

Schneier on SecurityJan 29, 08:02 UTC · Jan 29, 2020Malware

VDI: Non-virtual problems of virtual desktop security, and how to solve them for real

Kaspersky SecurelistJul 7, 10:55 UTC · Jul 7, 2016Malware

[Webinar] Mythos Reality Check: Beating Automated Exploitation at AI Speed

The Hacker NewsApr 23, 12:03 UTC · Apr 23, 2026Vulnerability

42Crunch launches new self-registration feature for its API Security Platform

Help Net SecurityFeb 26, 00:00 UTC · Feb 26, 2020Vulnerability

Ensuring best website security through SSL Certificate updates.

Security AffairsMar 30, 12:26 UTC · Mar 30, 2018Vulnerability

WhiteSource Cure accelerates the delivery of secure software at scale

Help Net SecurityJul 30, 00:00 UTC · Jul 30, 2021Vulnerability

GitHub Code Scanning aims to prevent vulnerabilities in open source software

Help Net SecurityOct 12, 11:43 UTC · Oct 12, 2020Vulnerability

$2 million stolen from DeFi protocol Revest Finance

The RecordJan 17, 00:00 UTC · Jan 17, 2023Vulnerability

Fake GTA 6 Installer Steals Browser Passwords, Discord Tokens and Crypto Data From Gamers

Huntress found fake GTA 6 installer ISOs spreading NJRAT, DCRAT, Mercurial Grabber and a Chaos ransomware wiper that steals credentials.

Huntress analyzed a malicious ISO disguised as a leaked GTA 6 build, distributed via SEO poisoning, torrent sites, and social media, with some images exceeding 100 GB and padded with junk data. The installer stages game-named executables in %TEMP% and deploys NJRAT, DCRAT, and the Mercurial Grabber infostealer, harvesting browser passwords, Discord tokens, Roblox and Minecraft session data, Windows product keys, and cryptocurrency details, with exfiltration via a Discord webhook. A Chaos ransomware variant launched through gta6.exe deletes shadow copies, disables Windows recovery, encrypts files up to 200 MB with AES, and overwrites larger files, effectively acting as a wiper attributed to the 'ASHA Hacker Team'. A Visual Basic script displays a fake 'license not found' error to conceal the already-installed payloads.

GBHackersupdated Sep 10, 14:23 UTC · 6d agofirst Sep 10, 11:43 UTC · 6d agoMalware in the wild 3 sources

Annual Reminder: 23andMe Is a Dangerous Christmas Gift That Could Have Unforeseen Impacts on Your Entire Family, Your Children, Etc.

404 MediaDec 6, 17:06 UTC · Dec 6, 2023Vulnerability