OWASP releases code guide

Malicious Chrome web store extensions identified SecurityWeek reports that more than 30 malicious extensions in the Google Chrome web store with nearly 87 million total user downloads have been discovered to have obfuscated code enabling JavaScript code-injection by third-party websites to all visited websites.

Ninety-two more apps, nearly half of which are on Google Play, that have cumulatively amassed more than 30 million installations were discovered to be compromised with the SpinOk malware, which has been distributed through a malicious software development kit supply chain attack, BleepingComputer reports.

New finding from Vulcan Cyber underscores the need for security teams to fully test and review any code they generate from ChatGPT and other generative AI products.