The best practice with the internet, whether it's an app, browser extension, or video game, only download and install from trusted developers and sources.

A stealthy malware campaign, GhostPoster, has been using fake browser extensions to infiltrate Chrome, Firefox and Edge users, secretly stealing data and ad revenue for years.

Faith writes guides, how-tos, and roundups on the latest Android games and apps for Android Police. You'll find her writing about the newest free-to-play game to hit Android or discussing her paranoia ...

Imagine starting your day only to find your browser's homepage replaced by a strange website and your searches rerouted to unfamiliar territories. This digital disarray isn't a fluke — it's a sign of ...

Despite numerous efforts by Google, browser hijacking in browsers, including Google Chrome, has remained the biggest security problem. Data shows over 32% of undetectable malware is spread through the ...

A stealthy malware campaign called GhostPoster used fake browser extensions to infect Chrome, Firefox and Edge users, hiding ...

Malicious extensions do occasionally find their way into the Chrome Web Store (and similar libraries in other browsers) by posing as legitimate add-ons. They are particularly difficult to catch when ...

Browser extensions turned malicious after years of legitimate operation in DarkSpectre campaign affecting millions. The ...

Almost 7 million users have attempted to install malicious browser extensions since 2020, with 70% of those extensions used as adware to target users with advertisements. The most common payloads ...