Malware retains access to compromised Google accounts even after password changes
Security researchers at CloudSEK have discovered the root of a zero-day exploit in Google account security that malicious hackers are using to log back into accounts on compromised devices even after a victim changes their password.
The exploit allows attackers to steal victims’ web browser session tokens through a malicious download or link that infects a PC with malware.
Security researchers at CloudSEK have discovered the root of a zero-day exploit in Google account security that malicious hackers are using to log back into accounts on compromised devices even after a victim changes their password.
The exploit allows attackers to steal victims’ web browser session tokens through a malicious download or link that infects a PC with malware.