Several were tied to free VPNs and other tools, so you may be affected Malicious Firefox add-ons hid code inside logo files.

A newly discovered malware infected multiple Firefox browser add-ons with more than 50,000 downloads combined.

Live GhostPoster malware campaign hides malicious JavaScript inside Firefox extension logos, infecting over 50,000 unsuspecting users.

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GhostPoster malware hid inside 17 Firefox add-ons, abusing logo files to hijack links, inject tracking code, and run ad fraud ...

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PyStoreRAT spreads via fake GitHub tools using small Python or JavaScript loaders to fetch HTA files and install a modular ...