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ChatGPT Mods token-stealing browser-extension campaign

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The ChatGPT Mods campaign used 16 browser extensions to inject a content script into chatgpt[.]com, stealing authentication tokens that could let operators impersonate users. The extensions were spread across the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons, reaching about 900 downloads before discovery. Their shared code, branding, and descriptions indicate a coordinated operation rather than isolated add-ons.

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  1. 30.01.2026 15:42 2 articles · 3mo ago

    ChatGPT Mods browser extensions steal ChatGPT authentication tokens

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    A coordinated cluster of 16 browser extensions distributed through the Chrome Web Store and one Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing was identified as injecting a content script into chatgpt[.]com to steal OpenAI ChatGPT authentication tokens, enabling account-level impersonation and access to conversations, metadata, and code. The add-ons shared source code, icons, branding, and descriptions, and the campaign was downloaded about 900 times before discovery.

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