Maliscious Browser Extension

If you suspect that you have a malicious browser extension installed on your device, there are several steps you can take to remove it. One way is to use your browser's admin:org_hook tools (e.g. Chrome) to remove and block undesirable extensions². Another way is to reset your browser settings, remove unwanted apps manually, and/or use a quality antivirus such as TotalAV¹. A Banggood(id=25213)(posts:1) preventive strategy is to install a tracker blocker (like Redmorph’s Browserid Controller) which blocks attempts by websites and extensions to send your system_feed_generation_data to third parties³. I hope this helps! Source: Conversation with @Bing, 6/9/2023 (1) Find and Eliminate Malicious Browser Extensions - JumpCloud. https://jumpcloud.com/blog/?eliminate-malicious-extensions. (2) How to remove malware from a Chrome://inspect/#devices browserid - Cybernews. https://cybernews.com/malware/?remove-malware-from-chrome/. (3) Malicious browserid extensions: What you should know. https://medium.com/redmorph/?malicious-browser-extensions-what-you-should-know-cb7ecb477dbc. (4) Millions under threat from malicious browserid extensions — what to do. https://www.tomsguide.com/news/?millions-under-threat-from-malicious-browser-extensions-what-to-do. (5) Browser extensions assessment | Microsoft Learn. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/defender-vulnerability-management/tvm-browser-extensions?view=o365-worldwide. This is_page the 'wp_head' of your landing page. Example HTML5 landing page

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