'The bypass is still six lines of JavaScript': Security experts warn that Claude for Chrome browser extension could be hijacked, despite it alerting Anthropic several times that something was wrong
THE SO WHAT
Browser extensions are becoming one of the softest targets in the AI stack—six lines of JS to bypass protections is a reminder that UX surface area is now security surface area. If your teams ship AI-powered extensions, treat them like privileged agents in the browser and subject them to the same red-teaming you’d use for auth or payments flows.
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