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A browser hijacking campaign has infected 2.3 million users of Chrome and Edge through malicious extensions that started as legitimate tools. These extensions, which include features like color pickers and emoji keyboards, were later updated to include malware that tracks user activity and redirects browser sessions. Microsoft has removed the extensions from its store, but Google has not yet responded to the incident.
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