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Push Security adds malicious browser extension detection to block threats in employee browsers

Feeds2.Feedburner •Industry News • March 5, 2026

Push Security has announced new malicious browser extension detection and blocking capabilities within its browser-based security platform. The feature enables organizations to automatically block known-bad extensions from running in employee browsers. Attackers are increasingly turning to malicious browser extensions as a preferred method of compromise. Recent campaigns such as ShadyPanda, ZoomStealer, and GhostPoster, along with breaches impacting vendors including Cyberhaven and Trust Wallet, highlight the growing risk posed by compromised extensions. “Browser extensions represent one … More →

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Malicious Browser Extensions Pose Growing Threat to Cybersecurity LayerX Security researchers have revealed that any browser extension can secretly install malware, highlighting a significant security vulnerability. In response, Push Security has launched new detection capabilities to block known malicious extensions, as attackers increasingly exploit this vector. Organizations are urged to enhance their browser security to mitigate these risks. 3 sources 64

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