Chrome and Edge browsers hijacked by KREMLIN malware for credential and token session theft
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Browser malware targeting Chrome and Edge for credential and token theft turns every SaaS session into a potential lateral movement vector—SSO doesn’t help if the browser is owned. Security teams should accelerate rollout of hardware-backed keys, conditional access, and tighter session lifetimes, and treat endpoint hygiene as part of identity.
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