Google Browser Extensions Hosted <br />Massive Spyware Campaign, <br />Researchers Find Researchers at<br />Awake Security recently <br />made their findings public. They found that users were <br />attacked through the Google Chrome <br />extensions by way of access <br />to more than 32 million downloads. More than 70 add-ons have <br />been removed by Google from <br />the Chrome Web Store. Google Spokesman, via NBC News According to Awake co-founder Gary Golomb, this <br />has been the most significant malicious spyware <br />campaign to ever hit Google's Chrome store. The extensions were able <br />to harvest user data by transmitting <br />information when users were <br />browsing the internet on Chrome. Gary Golomb, Awake, via NBC News
