Netskope Threat Labs research highlights an AI sidebar extension that returned to the Chrome Web Store after being removed for stealing ChatGPT and DeepSeek conversations.
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A malicious browser extension does not need a new distribution channel if it can regain access to a trusted one. SecurityWeek highlights Netskope Threat Labs research in…
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Netskope
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- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- Santa Clara, US
- Company size
- 1,001–5,000 employees
About Netskope
Netskope (NASDAQ: NTSK), a leader in modern security and networking for the cloud and AI era, addresses the needs of both security and networking teams by providing optimized access and real-time, context-based security for the AI ecosystem inclusive of agents, applications, tools, LLMs, people, devices, and data. Thousands of customers, including more than 30 of the Fortune 100, trust the Netskope One platform, its Zero Trust Engine, and its powerful NewEdge network to reduce risk and gain full visibility and control over cloud, AI, SaaS, web, and private applications – providing security and accelerating performance without trade-offs.
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