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Mozilla is still hosting a crypto-stealing Firefox add-on
Orbit Tracker is a Firefox add-on still listed on Mozilla's official store. It copies Axiom Trade trading logins and wallet data, then reports back on Telegram.
A real web address doesn't make a screenshot real
A browser setting called designMode lets you edit the text on any web page. The edit only shows up in your own browser, not on the real site.
Security tool urlscan.io can leak the links it scans
Paste a suspicious link into urlscan.io and a remote browser opens it instead of yours. You get a report and usually a screenshot.
Test sketchy apps in Windows Sandbox
Windows Sandbox is a temporary desktop built into Windows 10 and 11. Closing it wipes out every app and file inside.
Check for leaked passwords without sending yours
Have I Been Pwned checks if a password has leaked, without seeing the password itself. Your browser turns the password into a code and sends only the first 5 characters.
An AI image passed as a real Pixel photo
An AI-made photo carries a real Google credential saying a Pixel camera shot it. A rooted phone can ask the camera app's protected key to sign any file.
Splunk explained: one search box for every server log
Splunk gathers log files from every server, firewall and app into one search box. A free trial lasts 60 days before switching over to a free plan.
Windows malware can steal every passkey in Google Password Manager
Malware on a Windows PC can steal every passkey saved in Chrome's Google Password Manager. One attack logs in without checking a fingerprint, PIN or any screen prompt.
Free code on GitHub claims to break Firefox and Docker
Exploitarium shares attack demos for Firefox, Docker and other common software. The author had an OpenAI model do the bug hunting.