A newly identified Chromium-based post-exploitation toolkit named PEEP can turn Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge into persistent remote-access platforms, enabling attackers to steal browser data, hijack sessions, manage files and execute shell commands on compromised endpoints. Unlike a conventional initial-access malware strain, PEEP requires attackers to already possess administrative privileges or code-execution access on a […]
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