A network of 319 browser extensions has been linked to search hijacking affecting roughly 13.4 million users over a decade. Marketed as PDF converters, manual finders, safe search tools, and AI search helpers, these extensions redirect queries through operator-controlled servers before sending users to Yahoo or Bing. The business model turns ordinary searches into referral […]
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319 Chrome Extensions Found Hijacking Searches, Affecting 13.4 Million Users