Dangerous Browser Extensions Tracker

Dangerous extensions are extensions that have been hacked or broken and represent a significant threat to Enterprise Browser Security.

Understanding Dangerous Extensions in Enterprise Browser Security

The list of extensions below, once widely adopted for their productivity benefits, have increasingly become vectors for cyber attacks. Recognizing the pressing need for businesses to identify and manage these security risks, Spin.AI developed a comprehensive tool designed to list specific extensions that pose potential threats.

The report below aggregates and displays critical information about dangerous extensions. By providing detailed insights, it allows organizations to take timely action to protect sensitive data and maintain a secure browsing environment.

2026 Dangerous Extensions

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How to Read Spin.AI’s Dangerous Extensions Report

  • Date Discovered: The report shows a record of when each dangerous extension was detected, helping business understand the timeline of potential exposure.
  • Attack Campaign: It identifies specific attack campaigns associated with dangerous extensions, offering context on the nature and objective of the threat.
  • Browser Compatibility: The report lists affected browsers, ensuring that security measures can be tailored to the specific browsing environments within an organization.
  • Extension ID and Name: By providing both the unique ID and the name of each extension, the report facilitates easy identification and management of extensions in use.
  • Compromised Versions: Detailing which versions of the extension are at risk, it allows IT teams to assess the necessity of updates or removal more effectively.

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