Browser extension security is becoming a cybersecurity concern as more work moves into browsers. Employees use extensions to manage passwords, take notes, translate pages, improve writing and connect AI tools to everyday tasks. Most extensions are useful. The risk is that some receive access to far more than people realize. An extension may read webpage content,
SaaS data extortion is changing the way businesses need to think about cybersecurity. Attackers do not always need to infect a server, encrypt files or deploy obvious malware. Sometimes they simply gain access to a trusted cloud account and start downloading data. Email, customer records, sales platforms, cloud storage and collaboration tools now hold some of a company’s
Living off the land attacks are becoming a serious cybersecurity problem because criminals do not always need to install obvious malware. Sometimes they use tools that are trusted inside the company. PowerShell, remote desktop software, command-line utilities and cloud services have legitimate jobs. Administrators depend on them. Attackers can use the same tools after gaining access. Because the activity
