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Fake AI Browser Extensions Compromise Chat Data of 20,000 Enterprises
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Fake AI browser extensions have breached chat histories across more than 20,000 enterprise tenants, as reported by Microsoft. The malicious extensions were designed to extract sensitive chat data, posing a significant risk to corporate communications and data security.
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2026-03-09
Microsoft reports breach involving fake AI extensions
2026-03-09
Cyberpress.org publishes details on the exposed data
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Investigation into the source of the fake extensions initiated
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