In all, the academics discovered more than 26,000 extensions they believed had issues inherent in them, with around 15,400 of them violating privacy rules. A further 10,400 or so contained malware that could harm users.
In all, the academics discovered more than 26,000 extensions they believed had issues inherent in them, with around 15,400 of them violating privacy rules. A further 10,400 or so contained malware that could harm users.