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Monday, October 19, 2026|PERSPECTIVE EDITION
Updated 272d ago•Next: Soon•21 of 100 (technology)
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Researchers say Chrome extensions are stealing credentials from enterprise HR platforms

Security researchers report that malicious or compromised Chrome extensions have been used to collect employee login information from corporate HR systems, creating risks for organizations that rely on cloud-based personnel tools. The findings underscore concerns about browser-extension security and access to sensitive personnel data.

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