Google Chrome has Functions and extensions that make things much easier; however, you have to be careful with these, because some steal personal data.
A feature was recently discovered in Google Chrome, derived from an extension, which collects sensitive elements of users.
While this feature seems harmless, it may be working in the background to extract information from the person who has it installed without them realizing it.
That is why, if you have this feature, you should check that nothing bad has happened to your data, as well as take preventive measures in this regard.
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What is the Google Chrome feature that is stealing personal data?
According to the information revealed, PDF Toolbox It is the Google Chrome feature that is stealing personal data.
PDF Toolbox is a Google Chrome feature that is installed via a extension of the same name, which in theory allows you to edit documents.
It can split, convert and compress PDF files without any problem, however, behind the scenes, the program spies on all user activity.
Reviewing not only your search and browsing history, but also collects passwords and banking dataamong others.
In addition to presenting false advertising spam, in order to trick the person into going to a site to extort them.
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What to do if I have Google Chrome PDF Toolbox?
If you have installed PDF Toolbox of Google Chromethe first thing you should do is Delete it from your browser and your computer.
Also, if you have an updated antivirus, it is advisable to run it immediately to analyze if you had any filtration because of the Google Chrome function.
You should also change all your passwords and be very alert to malicious activity in your bank accounts; if you notice anything strange, report it immediately.
It would also be a good idea to notify the authorities, as well as a monitoring company, to check that your information has not been leaked on malicious portals.
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With information from Palant
2024-09-11 07:52:27